Hey Bart

i think this is a bug in the culling mechanism for MovieClipSprite. i seem
to remember seeing it before but it looks like it has gone unchecked for a
while...

if you get the chance, a submission in the issues list would ensure this bug
is not forgotten about forever! http://code.google.com/p/away3d/issues/list.
yes i know there is quite a lot in there waiting, but having a list such as
this means we can eventually get round to looking at the bugs reported.

thanx for your patience!

Rob

On Wed, Nov 4, 2009 at 6:42 PM, Bart Henderson <[email protected]> wrote:

> Anyone have any thoughts on this?  I'd appreciate it! :)
>
>
> On Nov 3, 2009, at 3:18 PM, bart4president wrote:
>
>  Hi folks, just ran through the earth tutorial by flash magazine and
>> started to play around with it a bit more to add my own twist with
>> it.  Have a look here.  http://www.bart4president.com/research/earth/
>>
>> The biggest difference is that I obviously changed the starmap in the
>> background (we'll get to that) and I changed the sun into a
>> MovieClipSprite in an effort to not only make it look better, but also
>> save on performance.
>>
>> So here's the probs I am having:
>>
>> MovieClipSprite is nice and dandy:
>>
>> var sunF:MovieClip = new sunFlare(); // linked movieclip
>> var sun:MovieClipSprite = new MovieClipSprite(sunF,{x:150, y:100, z:
>> 800, rescale:true});
>> view.scene.addChild(sun);
>>
>> However when the scene first loads, the sprite is not exactly where it
>> needs to be, it only moves into the correct spot when I start to move
>> it around.  Also, when I turn completely around to the earth, the
>> sprite shows up nearby the earth on certain angles (quite annoying)
>>
>> Any ideas why this is?  Any ways to fix it?
>>
>> Also, are there any good tutorials on how to make a panoramic and
>> seamless texture to use for the heavens?  I tried making my own but
>> getting it to blend together nicely is tricky.
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
>
>


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Rob Bateman
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