3d animated image in asp.net

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How to add a 3d image or animated image as a logo in an asp.net web page?

Posted 15-Sep-12 6:57am

SumitChandra

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Sandeep Mewara · Answer 1 · 2012-09-15T09:44:00

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3d image or animated image as a logo in an asp.net
Just like any other image! No difference.

Just get an image that looks 3D and assign it to an image control. Only the image extension might differ (ex: gif for animated logo!) but that will not have any difference in implementation. image control will handle it.

Posted 15-Sep-12 9:44am

Sandeep Mewara

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ali_heidari_ 15-Sep-12 16:06pm

i dont think he mean a normal image with 3d design, he need a touchable 3d image ... i think flash files is better for him

Sandeep Mewara 15-Sep-12 16:51pm

If so, nothing mentioned in the question related to what you say... not even near. :doh:

SumitChandra 16-Sep-12 14:08pm

1ST OF ALL THANKS A LOT ALL OF YOU FOR REPLYING ... ACTUALLY IT IS A .m3d file. not ordinary image files like gif,png or jpeg