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Years and years ago I was a flash developer. I had a client who wanted a catalog that looked like it flipped pages. Even back then (this would have been pre-200
by calciphus 14y ago
Years and years ago I was a flash developer. I had a client who wanted a catalog that looked like it flipped pages. Even back then (this would have been pre-2000) there were a lot of ways to solve for this, and numerous examples.
In fact, here's a post from 2003 describing exactly this.
http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/Animation/Book_wit-Brandon_-982/index.php http://www.flashkit.com/tutorials/Animation/Book_wit-Brandon...
- calciphus 14y agohttp://www.flashkit.com/movies/launcher.php?url=/imagesvr_ce/flashkit/movies/3D/Pseudo/Realisti-Triqui-10710/Realisti-Triqui-10710.swf&width=792&height=594&bg=ffffff http://www.flashkit.com/movies/launcher.php?url=/imagesvr_ce... A nice live demo of one of the other tutorials. That one dating from 2006.
- spjwebster 14y agoNot that this needs to turn into an exercise in finding prior art, but here's one from 2002: http://www.actionscript.org/showMovie.php?id=459 http://www.actionscript.org/showMovie.php?id=459 Over a decade ago I was a moderator on the FlashKit forums[1], and this page turning effect was all over the place. [1] I'm surprised this is still here (in all its cringeworth glory) after 12 years: http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?243303-NETbreed http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?243303-NETbre...
- robmcm 14y agoThere are a number of publishing platforms for magazines that use these online (Ceros, Zinio etc). As for touch related, I think they both have iOS / mobile web apps as do others. They have all been around since before iBooks. The first time I saw a finger following page turn on iOS was pre iPad via Pixelmags. I am not sure when it make it to market though, but I'm sure it was before the iPad launched.