Hey StarbuckZero
you can access the materials auto loaded into a model from a 3ds or collada
file by using the materialLibrary property on teh resulting root container
of the object. eg:
myColladaContainer.materialLibrary.getMaterial("myMaterialName");
you may need to cast the returned object to the correct marterial type
(usually bitmapmaterial), after that you can set precision etc as you would
normally
hth
Rob
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 4:21 PM, desgraci <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> this example is ho to set the textures apart in a .dae, very similar
> to the .3ds:
>
> iguanaModel = Collada.parse(iguanaModelClass,
> {x:-900,y:-90,z:-995,materials:
> {alpha_png:iguana2BitmapMaterial,body_jpg:pruebaMateria5}});
>
> here u can set the elements with different materials, that uve already
> made. but lets say is imposible in .3ds, (im sure u can do something
> like this, but just in case...), u can get the childs like this:
>
> mesh1= iguanaModel.getChildByName("Cube") as Mesh;
>
> modify the like this:
>
> mesh1.rotationX=160;
> mesh1.material=precitionMat;
>
> and after that put them back:
>
> iguanaModel.addChild(mesh1 as Object3D);
> scene.addChild(iguanaModel);
>
> i work my scenes like this, never had a problem with this, ofc, as
> always this is the way that works for me, i knwo theres a lot of ppl
> with better and faster ways, just trying to help, so if u know one
> better or have the code already made for .3ds help :p.
>
> let me know if the precision solved all ur problems.
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Rob Bateman
Flash Development & Consultancy
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www.infiniteturtles.co.uk
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