No. If you want to change a property of the material, access and alter.
(MyMaterial as WireMaterial).wireColor = 0x00FF00
If you want to change the material type, keep track of the mesh.
Mymeshes[i].material = someNewMaterial;
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On Apr 24, 2010, at 12:46, am <[email protected]> wrote:
thanks for your help, fabrice!
On 23 Apr., 21:46, Fabrice3D <[email protected]> wrote:
By saving your materials before asign them, you can change their
properties by accessing them directly.
you mean like this:
var material1 = new WireColorMaterial();
mesh.material = material1;
material1 = new WireColorMaterial();
this should change all materials of objects which have material1
assigned automatically?
In the 'tools' package, there a few classes using recursive code to
access the children if you want to parse a bit deeper that you
might want to look at.
where can i find the tools package?
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