Couldn't this just be the Flash Player <10.0.r12 Matrix3D bug? Have you tried upgrading your Flash Player?
There was a bug in the built-in Matrix3D class in Flash Player before 10.0.r12, which resulted in all content appearing 20x or so smaller than expected. Adobe fixed it in 10.0.r12 (if I remember correctly.) The only solution is to make sure that your users have a later version installed, e.g. by specifying 10.0.12 as the minimum required version in SWFObject or whatever embedding framework you're using. Cheers /R On Feb 19, 5:33 pm, Mad Dog <[email protected]> wrote: > Try putting view in a container movieclip.( movieA.addchild(view) ) > That way you can make sure that it is not just being place of the > stage where you can't see it. I do this allot to place awway3d objects > where I want them on stage. The other think you should make sure of is > that the stage is set to noscale. Some time that will also resolve the > issue.
