This is a bit of a hack, but can you create a separate movie clip, use top-left registration on it, embed your intended movie clip inside of it and fiddle with the X/Y offsets there? Then embed that one onto Material for the Plane.
(Alternatively, if you can get away with it, just change the registration on your troublesome movie clip to top-left. But that might have problematic side-effects if you use that object-instance elsewhere in the system. Though it shouldn't matter if you use the only the object-class elsewhere in the system, and not the instance.) Logically, changing the material's offsetX/Y in Away3D would make the most sense, but if it doesn't work then I don't know of how to do it within Away3D itself. Away3D folks: I assume this is a bug...? - Bibek On Nov 9, 6:43 am, rob gibson <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey, I'm currently trying to draw a movie clip into a Plane using > MovieMaterial. > > The movie clip has it's registration set to it's center and NOT the > top left, which results in the whole movie clip not being drawn.. > > Could someone tell me the best way around this problem? I've looked at > setting the material's offsetX and Y but had no luck. > > Thanks.
