I'll play around with it some more but I'm pretty sure I can get it at this point. I'll let you know when I got it working.
On Aug 21, 5:28 am, Rob Bateman <[email protected]> wrote: > 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. > > -- > Rob Bateman > Flash Development & Consultancy > > [email protected]
