Adobe: Flash to take 3D graphics plunge | Deep Tech – CNET News
In a move that could keep ties with online games programmers strong, Adobe Systems is adding 3D graphics support to a coming version of its widely used browser plug-in.
The move is an important advancement for Flash, a software foundation that eases programmers’ difficulties with incompatibilities among various operating systems and browsers. And it’ll come none too soon: Flash is under siege by a host of Web standards, and part of that work focuses on 3D Web graphics.
Adobe plans to detail new 3D abilities coming to Flash Player.
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The 3D plans came to light on an agenda for the Adobe Max conference in October. “Join Sebastian Marketsmueller, Adobe Flash Player engineer, for a deep dive into the next-generation 3D API [application programming interface] coming in a future version of Flash Player,” said the agenda item for a talk titled “Flash Player 3D Future.”
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