Cube stickers inspired by Sun 3D Logo from the Lively Kernel page:
http://research.sun.com/projects/lively/index.xhtml
624 vertices.
Made with only SVG and JavaScript.
Dragging the mouse to any direction make the object follow with a
rotation to the exact direction outlined by the mouse movement and at
constant rotation rate (mousemove/degreesRotated) to any direction.
User should get the same reaction no matter where the mousedown
took place on the scene and no matter what were the mouse movements
prior to current move.
Thus, user has the ability to bring any part of the object to any desirable
position and/or to any desirable orientation (providing of course, it can be
there theoretically).
True for this time (Sep. 2009), I could not find on the Net any mouse
interactive rotation to provide all the above requests natively (no plugin).
Even among those which are based on plugins or get GPU support,
other than Java applets I could not find a single demo to comply with the
above rules .
All Opera and FireFox interactive rotations demos (including Canvas
3D of both) are axis locked. Google O3D rotations are either axis locked
(borrowed from sketchUp) or produce asymmetric rotations (different
rates for vertical and horizontal dragging) if the scene is not square.
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