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Do the math! I encourage you! Check my figures! Could it really be true?
A google search on haxe+papervision lead me to a mailing list link to HaXe版PaperVision3d, which made me think: yeah! (pronounced “yehah”, not “yee-ay”).
As they say in Finland: let’s get it on!
% haxe pv3d.hxml 2>&1 | tee e org/papervision3d/objects/DisplayObject3D.hx:951: characters 14-18 : In Flash9, null can't be used as basic type Float
Oh, snappity-snapperoo! Wuh happen’d?!

I’m totally gunna use the source, Ben! Thx! You ℛ☉✖✘☮ℜ⚡!
% vim $( grep -w characters e | cut -f1,2 -d: | sed 's,:, +,' )
#### this is inside vim:
private function getScale():Float
{
if( this._scaleX == this._scaleY && this._scaleX == this._scaleZ )
if( Papervision3D.usePERCENT ) return this._scaleX * 100.0;
else return this._scaleX;
else return null; // <--- this is the line
}
So it’s kvetching about null for Float… whatever… I’ll just change it to be “0″… Changed that in 4-5 places and now the coolio-demo is happy: pv3d_haxe.swf
For some reason, that link is fark-tarded, from googoo, but if you download it and hit if from local it looks kinda like this, but spins like a dervish!

Sweet! This is going to be fun!
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IE must be destroyed.