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JavaScriptObject, JavaScript, CSS, CINEMA 4D von Finn Rudolph
The new tutorial explains how to render frames of a 3D model in Maxons CINEMA 4D R11 that can be directly used with JavaScriptObject to build a 360° rotation. It features a Step by Step guide and ends with a nice 360° - Mini Cooper as a result.
The model I used in this tutorial is a Free CINEMA 4D model made by Gilles Tran.
JavaScriptObject, JavaScript, CSS von Finn Rudolph
There is a new JavaScriptObject version featuring support for the iPhone and iPod Touch. You can test the demo shown in the video beneath at testground.finnrudolph.de/js/JavaScriptObject
JavaScriptObject on the iPod Touch
I also wrote a small JavaScript application to understand the basic touch events of the iPod Touch and iPhone browser Safari. That means only one finger, no gestures. You can watch the Demo or try it yourself with your iPhone or iPod Touch at testground.finnrudolph.de/js/iTouchEvents
JavaScriptObject, JavaScript, CSS von Finn Rudolph
There is a new JavaScriptObject version featuring grabbing hand cursors for all browsers* and a nicer lazy loading design. Both increasing the usability of the script. It now also has a stylish demo website at javascriptobject.finnrudolph.de.
*Except Opera which does not support the CSS cursor:url() everyone else supports!