After the success of Robot Arena, Terry Paton is back with another great game: Meteor Storm 2.
This game uses all the capabilities of stage 3D to provide an amazing and fun user experience.
Let`s see how many meteors can you destroy: www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/583139
As supplement of our Forums, in the Wiki you will find:
You can access directly from: http://wiki.flare3d.com
We are very happy with our WIKI! We hope you enjoy it 
To all Flash geeks!
I am writing these lines while a drop of cold sweat runs down my back. Pictured above is a snapshot of the Flare3D Studio!
A powerful new “tool” that will bring to all Flash users an easy way to play with all the new Molehill/Stage3D capabilities!,
A whole new way to work with 3D in Flash for artist and programmers!
Flare3D Studio was completely rewritten and, I don’t know if I should say it .. IT IS AMAZING! Shhhh, be quiet! this is just the beginning.
Look at the picture carefully and try to discover what is inside! Ready? Ha, ha ha! Even with your best effort you will be far far away to discover what we have to show you! Keep in touch, more good news are coming soon!
Have a nice day 
Turn on the light
Let it shine on me
Turn on your love light
Let it shine on me
To see the new lights in action check out the beauty of “Venus de Milo” demo clicking on the image below:
High quality, textured and pre-calculated lights and shadows for Architectural Design.
You need the Beta Incubator build of Flash Player to run this demo. You can download it from Adobe Labs
If you cannot view this demo correctly, click here to watch the video
Few weeks ago we announced one of the main features included in Flare3D 2.0 : an integrated physics engine.
A dedicated team lead by Cristian García Bauza* is making huge progress.
The initial core of the engine was based on Jiglib and then expanded and fully integrated into Flare3D architecture.
We’ll keep improving FlarePhysics, it will be included on Flare3D Studio IDE with visual debug options.
Since some of the code was original made on C++ and C# and exported to AS3/Molehill our team is working on optimization.
To reach top performance Flash Molehill applications must to be designed and developed for AS3. A simple translation from C# or C+ is not enough.
About this demo:
- The robot and the boxes collides to each other and against the whole scene.
- Scene is around 25.000 polys.
- Press B to instantiate new boxes.
- Press C and configure physics debug options.
Enjoy , invite your friends to participate in our community. We are growing very fast and we love to have you on board !!
Click here to try Flare3D 2.0 Physics
You need the Beta Incubator build of Flash Player to run this demo.
You can download from labs.adobe.com
Welcome to Flare3D 2.0 Pre-Release program.
We have been working very hard during these last months to have this ready, and we are very glad that you join Flare3D family!
As you probably know, new Flash 3D support will open a new world of opportunities, will let you explore new possibilities and develop 3D flash videogames, webs and applications as you have never imagined, and flare3D 2.0 is here to help to achieve that.
We will help you in our forum http://flare3d.com/support , and there you will find more technical specifications
Keep in touch. Keep as posted we want to see your work!!
Sign up and get Flare3D 2.0 Pre-release
Flare3D Team
A promise is a promise, so here we have:
Run your Flare3D Updater! and Merry x´mas!
New Features!
new Support for vertex animations and morph.
You can manipulate vertex animated meshes, using the traditional methods like play(), stop(), gotoAndPlay(), gotoAndStop(), etc…,
Also, you can use moprhToFrame and moprhValue properties of VertexAnimationModifier to perform a morph animation.
new “Flare3D Export Animations” menu.
That allow you to export Animations in separate files and import them in Flash using the new functions like:
Pivot3DUtils.replaceAnimations().
Pivot3DUtils.appendAnimations().
You will find other new methods and bugs fixed in “Release Notes”
