| Review: Successor Macromedia Director, Adobe Director is a tool to make a reference to create 3D content for years. Although it seems that Adobe has put construction on hold, the application is a comprehensive program for professionals. Designed specifically for multimedia authors and game developers, Adobe Director provides users with a comprehensive set of tools to create 2D and 3D multimedia projects and web development and content of the CD using Shockwave. It features a native scripting environment that you can use to author interactive games and multimedia applications, but for those who are not familiar with the functions and commands Lingos, Adobe Director provides full support JavaScript. In addition, an improved browser scripts and code snippets that are designed to help you easily learn about programming in Director. 3D rendering natively support (DirectX 9), with advanced PhysX engine is designed to help you create complex three-dimensional elements with real collisions and gravity simulation. Moreover, it allows you to import 3D objects readymade Google SketchUp. As expected from the Adobe products, it offers support for Flash content (Flash 9), and allows you to create flash objects ActionScript. Provide support for various video, audio, and image file formats, this software also equipped with advanced audio and video capabilities. Realtime mixing of HD and supports full-screen playback, audio effects, media synchronization and DSP filters, just to name a few. In addition, it comes with support for bitmap filters to apply effects to photos, text rendering engine repair and support for data ByteArray, which you can use to store text in character sets, including Unicode. Once the reference product in the industry of multimedia authoring, Adobe Director is now eclipsed by the famous competitor, Flash, which has become an excellent alternative for the development of a 3D project. |
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