do you mean like this?
http://mycofe.cn/3d/MovieMaterialEventTest.swf
you can click the ComboBox and see how to catch the event.
all you need just is set this value
//nteractive:true,
new MovieMaterial(osPanel, {interactive:true, smooth:true}
On 9月3日, 下午8时37分, Jensa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hmmm... The odd thing is that this works when done in the Flash, but
> not in Flex.
> I apply a listener to the movie property like this:
>
> away3DdAnimation.movie.addEventListener(SimpleEvent.MATERIAL_PATH,saveMaterial);
>
> This event is cast in frame 2 of the material and bubbles back to
> where it's needed, so I can stop the material whenever I want. I also
> use this custom event class to trigger camera movement at certain
> places.
>
> Has me bummed that it won't work in a Flex AS3 project though. Must be
> some mistake on my part I guess? Anybody else have experience with
> Events and MovieMaterial?
>
> J
