The Flash Flying saucer - 3D Animation in a 2D webspace using DHTML, Javascript and Flash

_{A Flash Flying saucer
Making user-interactive 3-D animation work within a 2-D web-space.
To produce any form of animation, including high quality 3D graphic rendering, it is necessary to constantly re-draw at least some of the animated object. The rendered image (or object) is usually a construct of multiple images, and by moving, resizing and swapping some or all of these images, an effective form of animation is created.

For the user to interact with the object, the changes to these composite images must be made to correspond to the user\'s requests or input.

Design criteria:
The challenge has been to employ a combination of Flash, JavaScript and DHTML to generate a user-interactive cross-browser compatible animated object moving within a two dimensional representation of three dimensional space.

A small, smooth, functioning demonstration of the above would require the user to be able to move an animated object around the screen, but also to give the viewer a real feel of perspective, without the need for any extra plug-ins or unnecessarily specific 3-D-rendering code or other software. This is a javascript-driven DHTML layer-generated interactive 3D Flash web-space, complete with full DHTML tutorials, created by digsby wyscher original content concept and design all rights reserved �mmiv
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