Adobe’s Flash Player to get 3D capabilities
14th July, 2010 by adina
Tags: 3D, Adobe, Flash, Flash Player
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Adobe seems to be working on a face-lift for its Flash Player, offering it 3D graphics capabilities which will most likely be presented later in 2010. Even if Thibault Imbert, Flash Player product manager, declared in a blog post that the release will be very big, the company hasn’t yet given any precise details. Imbert claims that those very attached to 3d development games, augmented reality or even interactive stuff, such as websites can’t miss the new Flash Player 3D future session.
Sebastian Marketsmueller, Flash Player engineer, will most probably be the one to host the event; this will be held in October, on the last day of Adobe’s Max 2010 event.
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