panda3d-logos
The Panda3D logo in various formats, a 3d animated splash screen and code to show it off.
Wait, code?
Yup. You're already using Panda3D, after all, right? Here's the
pertinent bits of examples/panda3d_logo.py
from panda3d_logos.splashes import RainbowSplash
splash = RainbowSplash()
interval = splash.setup() # This'll change the scene graph, in
# particular reparent the cam!
# interval is a Panda3D interval you can .start() it now
splash.teardown() # To de-litter your state.
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