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coverFlip3D 1.0

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"Inspired by the iTunes coverflow layout. The"

Published by FlashComponents on 10 Jan 2012

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Inspired by the iTunes coverflow layout. The coverFlip3D Flash component displays images and videos in an engaging interactive 3D environment powered by the Papervision3D engine. You can navigate through the images by clicking on an image, using the supplied skinnable scrollbar, or the keyboard arrow keys. An image or video can be flipped over to reveal its title and description. The coverFlip3D is packed with customizable parameters including spacing, angle, camera position, slideshow, borders, and much more.

All settings and images/videos can be changed through the component inspector or the XML file:
Custom X, Y, and Z spacing settings;
Custom turn angle setting;
Custom center gap setting;
Custom center image standout amount;
Custom camera pitch and distance;
Custom scrollbar width, height, and Y position;
Optional slideshow feature with custom delay setting;
Optional slideshow auto start on load;
Custom image border width and color;
Custom image reflection setting;
Optional link click though;
Optional center, left, or right starting position;
Choose whether or not videos play automatically or not;
Custom transition length;
Skinnable scrollbar, buttons, and description box;
Supports all Flash image and video formats;
ActionScript API available.

Requirements: Flash Player 7 and above

Size:
488.28 KB
License:
Shareware
OS:
Windows, Wi
Price:
$24.95
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Publisher:
FlashComponents
Updated:
10 Jan 2012
Downloads:
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