Nice! And that grid is really helpful. That can be helpful for other people (read: me)

[…] I made some adjustments to the example in my previous blogpost. From now on calling it Away3D explorer. It is just really helpful for me to give a better feeling […]

The demo is nice. You have a bug, though: given the orientation of the x and y axes, the z-axis should be positive toward the viewer…remember the right-hand rule for x,y,z coordinate systems.

Also, as a minor suggestion, I’d like to suggest that you change the axis coloring so that the x axis is red, the y axis is green, and the z axis is blue, so that the conventional ordering of x-y-z coordinates corresponds to the conventional ordering of red-green-blue in pixel space. Obviously there isn’t any rule to do that, but the familiar order would have helped me more quickly figure out at a glance which axis is which.

You’re are totally right, twice! When I first started experimenting I just drew the wireframe as a floor, never thinking about where I put it. Also I did think about the colors, by looking at a screenshot of a 3dMAX interface, but I think I switched the colors in the late hours of working. If I just looked better at the interfaces of 3D modeling software! I’m really glad you’re pointing this out. Thank you very much!

This also refreshed my mind: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cartesian_coordinate_system

I will change these facts in the next version.