> Why not take that background existing image and make it a backdrop in your
3D world?
good idea, very good idea indeed !!!
Thanks a lot, this really helped!
Michael
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> However: I expected my animation to render significantly
> faster with the renderstyle set to #wire. This seems not
> to be the case. I would like the wireframe superimposed
> over an existing image, that's why I can't use
> directToStage with the 3D text member.
>
> What other ways are there t
> Just set the shader's renderStyle property to #wire:
> member("text").shader[1].renderStyle = #wire
Thanks Tom! Works great.
However: I expected my animation to render significantly faster with the
renderstyle set to #wire. This seems not to be the case. I would like the
wireframe superimposed
Michael,
> Here's a simple question for the 3D experts of you:
>
> Is there a way to display a text member in 3D mode as a wireframe?
>
> I didn't find anything on this in the docs ...
Just set the shader's renderStyle property to #wire:
member("text").shader[1].renderStyle = #wire
The above
Hi List!
Here's a simple question for the 3D experts of you:
Is there a way to display a text member in 3D mode as a wireframe?
I didn't find anything on this in the docs ...
Thanks in advance
Michael
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