Create the Bible Code in Papervision3D and Flex 3

Create the Bible Code in Papervision3D and Flex 3

This project is an implementation of the Bible Code (ELS Framework) in Papervision3D. Hebrew religious traditions hold that the text of the Torah was originally given to mankind in a single long string of 304,805 Hebrew characters. This Word is placed on a spiraling cylinder for the ELS framework. This tutorial demonstrates the use of two cameras in Papervision3D.
All the code can be downloaded from
http://code.google.com/p/biblecode/
Watch as Mike Lively of Northern Kentucky University shows you how to recreate the Bible Code in an interactive 3-dimensional representation with Papervision3D.

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Creator's Site: www.flexhacks.org/wordpress
Curated By: Pigeonchicken
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