I see a typo in my previous message
>> just to make sure somehow the container and content do have same shared
>> name.
I mean NOT
when you parse you might have a container with same name as a mesh inside. make
sure you apply only to mesh just to be sure.
>>> if (child is Mesh && child.name.indexOf("bt_artwork") != -1) {
What is the material type? if its a MovieMaterial, and its updated it could
cause this flickering if the mc source is not stopped.
Fabrice
On Sep 2, 2010, at 11:01 PM, giorgioErre wrote:
>> we wrote them :))
>
> eh eh I think the same
>
> now I'm in tilt little bit...I try with
> for each (var child:Mesh in model.children) {
>
> but nothimg. I try many different combinations with forceupdate and
> with different listeners but nothing...Fabrice heeeellllppppp!!!
>
> In the enterframe loop I use _view.render(); I think this is the key
> of the question. And, all the meshes have diffent names. The red spot
> is a single mesh, when rollover I apply the transform of the invisible
> button to the red spot.
>
> On 2 Set, 22:04, Fabrice3D <fabric...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>> What I don't understand is why the other examples donwloadable from
>>> away3d.com don't present this issue...
>>
>
>>
>> bad joke :) seriously, try check on type Mesh instead of Object3D, just to
>> make sure somehow the container and content do have same shared name.
>>
>> Fabrice
>>
>> On Sep 2, 2010, at 9:43 PM, giorgioErre wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>> well, here some code:
>>
>>> private function onObjLoad( e:Loader3DEvent ):void {
>>> model = _loader.handle as ObjectContainer3D;
>>> for each (var child:Object3D in model.children) {
>>> if (child.name.indexOf("bt_artwork") != -1) {
>>> child.addOnMouseOver(overQuadro);
>>> child.addOnMouseOut(outQuadro);
>>> child.mouseEnabled = true;
>>> child.useHandCursor = true;
>>> }
>>> }
>>> What I don't understand is why the other examples donwloadable from
>>> away3d.com don't present this issue...
