While playing around with papervision3d and helping the wife with a little school project, came up with this little mini version of the memory card game.
Match up the two halves of each picture while racing the clock. Nice little diversion. Have fun…
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Hi Devon
Im wondering if you might be able to drop me a mail and if I could ask you some questions about the flipping of the planes in papervision here. You project is great and I could use your help on how you rotate planes indiviually.
Cheers
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