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They mentioned a lot of the graphics were interactive on-set. Any idea what web technology are they outputting this to? Flash?
by jordache 11y ago
They mentioned a lot of the graphics were interactive on-set. Any idea what web technology are they outputting this to? Flash?
- Raphmedia 11y agoMost likely Flash. It's vector based for crisp display on those huge screens and a lot of guys are still very comfortable using it. It's very fast to create mockups with it. That being said, they could have been using any other product. Perhaps that by "interactive", they simply mean that when you touch the screen, a .mp4 file starts playing. Who knows. I would be interested to find out!
- Gracana 11y agoProcessing would be great for mockups as well, though I have no idea if anyone uses it for that purpose.
- durbonix 11y agoFor Tron Legacy, the UI was "...written in C++ using OpenFrameworks and wxWidgets". You can read more about it http://jtnimoy.com/blogs/projects/14881671 http://jtnimoy.com/blogs/projects/14881671
- miguelrochefort 11y agoMost likely XAML.
- jordache 11y agoplease elaobrate. Isn't that just a file format?
- miguelrochefort 11y agoXAML usually implies Windows. WPF and/or WinRT and/or Universal Apps.