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Depth of Field + Tweener fun September 4th 2007, mr.doob
Woh! seems like the previous experiment made the FWA featured column :O That's nice :) I think it's the 2nd time one of my experiments were featured there.

So, I was just browsing FWA, and then I found this wallpaper done by Marcus Wallinder which looked really cool, so I got one of the chrome bubbles from there as a texture and tried it in the code, this is what I came with:



But then, I had the idea of testing with different object, and this is how it looked with a cube:



Then I tried with a sphere:



And finally with a tube:



So, for making something cooler this time, Tweener helped here to mix all the objects, so after 2 seconds it fades to another form.

http://mrdoob.com/lab/pv3d/dof/07/

Sources available:
http://mrdoob.com/lab/pv3d/dof/07/dof07.fla
9 comments

I like this a lot
May 1st 2009, roberto sleftaroni
You are the best.
WAUUUUUUUU
November 13th 2009, Carlos
amazing,,, Fantatsic effect...
Downloaded your source files but can't seem to get it to work... what version of Papervision did you do this with ?
February 22nd 2010, tim
hi its me again...
It seems that the problem is with MovieScene3D which is no longer supported,, any chance you could help me out with a fix for this.... would love to get it working...
Thanks a lot....
February 22nd 2010, tim
I'm afraid I can't help you with this. Hope you figure out.
February 22nd 2010, mr.doob
no problem... thanks anyway... In theory if a find the correct verison of papervision which I belive is 1.7 it should work.... so i'll just keep on hunting :)
February 22nd 2010, tim
You can also try to understand what the code is doing and port it to a recent version of PV3D ;)
February 22nd 2010, mr.doob
yep,, that was the original idea,,, :)
and I'm still trying that aswell but so far without any luck...
I'm sure i'll get there eventually, and if i do i'll send you back the source...
February 23rd 2010, tim
This makes me so happppppppy. Just want to watch the droplets.... more droplets....
March 10th 2010, MoogJam