[Papervision3D Video Demo] Here you’ll find the demo reel for the latest public demo of what you can do with Papervision.
[Interview with Ralph Hauwert on Papervision3D] Ralph Hauwert presents the highlights of making Papervision3d 2.0.
[Papervision3D Public Beta] Read about how the Papervision3d blog is now hosted on Google code. Find details about licensing and the latest code repository. Get the links to the API docs, discussion forums, mailing lists, and demos.
[Papervision3d at Google Code] Here you’ll find download links for the Papervision3d shark demo.
[Papervision3d Wiki Guide] A great place to learn about Papervision3d is their wiki.
[Papervision3d Cheatsheet] Here you’ll find a three page PDF featuring a quick handy guide to the Papervision3d’s most useful API methods.
[Great White shaders] The main Papervision3D demo features a shark application that uses a variety of shaders. This is a direct link to the AS3 source code for those shaders.
[John Grden’s Blog] One of the Papervision3d guru’s talks about the new Papervision3d 2.0 release.
[Noventaynueve’s Blog] Noventaynueve writes about the experience of using papervision for 3d flash projects.
[Flash Magazine] The most recent article talks about the speed improvements of Flash 9 and how it’s now possible to do simple 3d in flash. The article links off to other projects applying Papervision3d.
[The Flash Blog] The most recent entry features the bit about using AS3 shaders with Papervision3d.
[ASCollada] Collada is an open source 3d animation format that is now supported by modeling/animation applications, such as: Maya, Max, Modo, Blender, and XSI. The Collada Actionscript Library allows you to load these models in AS3 using Papervision3d.
[EarthMine] is a Papervision3d application created by the developers of Papervision3d.
[Sony Bravia] is another Papervision3d application created by the developers of Papervision3d. This site pushes AS3 to the performance limits.
[Adobe CS3] pushes the 3d performance limit with 512+ simultaneous 3d objects.
[Away3D] supports 3d animation formats for AS3 and MD2.
[FlashSandy] bundles with camera examples to help navigate your 3d scene.
[Papervision3d] – API Docs
[Bolducati] – papervision 3d model rotation tutorial
[TheFlashBlog] – New Video Tutorial on Papervision3D 2.0 Interactivity
[Papervision2] – More detailed tutorials on Papervision
[code.google.com] – Papervision 3d previewer
[TouchLib] – library integrates with a camera and abstracts touch information
[Cubit] – makes use of the TouchKit