Thanks you very much for all this precision, you're the one ;)
On 28 avr, 15:04, Fabrice3D <[email protected]> wrote: > well, if both planes use the whole surface of the mc (1/2 of the source each) > yes setting the cliprect helps, because internally each material will copy > and attempt to draw, even outside of canvas > if you do not, both planes will require 2 draw commands of entire area. > > > textName.clipRect = myRectangle > > if textName is of type MovieMaterial yes. > > also a detail > it would be a good idea to change your sizes, use 512x1024 to get best out > flash renderer. > > Fabrice > > On Apr 28, 2010, at 2:33 PM, Colir wrote: > > > one last question please to close our discution about MovieMaterial: > > so i have my plane with the half-top of my movie clip map on it. > > > Let's imagine that my movie clip is animated on his full size > > > it's better to set a clipRect to the top of my texture, or is not > > important cause we see only the half-top, so away3d don't redraw the > > full clip (i'm looking for the best optimisation) ? > > i dont see real difference, so perhaps you know how does it work... > > > and just to finish, i have note that i can set a "clipRec"t directly > > in my texture declaration. I must use : > > textName.clipRect = myRectangle > > > after my material init, it's normal ? > > > Thanks you very very much > > > On 28 avr, 13:20, Fabrice3D <[email protected]> wrote: > >> in regard with your last answer i think it's the way you mean, that's > >> true ? > >> Yes, thats exactly what I ment. Glad you've decoded my english:) > > >> je veux pas te faire péter les plombs, donc je comprendrai que tu ne > >> répondes pas > > >>Y'm faut plus que ca pour les faire péter. > > >> On Apr 28, 2010, at 12:34, Colir <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>> well, i tried a lots of setup in my MovieMaterial declaration... > > >>> the only way that 's work for me to have the half bottom of my > >>> movieClip is to scale my texture by 2 and apply a negativeoffset > > >>> var summerMatTop:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial(summerPlan, > >>> {smooth:true,precision:2,lockW:1182,clipRect:bottomMatClip,scaleY: > >>> 2,offsetY:-1050}); > >>> var topPlane = new Plane({material:summerMatTop,width:1182,height: > >>> 525,segmentsW:3,segmentsH:3}); > > >>> in regard with your last answer i think it's the way you mean, that's > >>> true ? > > >>> i dont' want to boring you.. > > >>> je veux pas te faire péter les plombs, donc je comprendrai que tu ne > >>> répondes pas > > >>> On 27 avr, 22:33, Fabrice3D <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>> btw, on my way home, thought about your issue. > >>>> I might have been confusing (as usual ) using terms like .5 > >>>> I ment here that you need "see" on the plane only .5 of the source, > >>>> so it needs to be twice on scale on one axis. > > >>>> using bellow zero you get indeed repeats. > > >>>> I think that with scaleX, on both and use OffsetX to correct the > >>>> second plane. (if its horizontal) > >>>> you should be just fine. > > >>>> Hope it helps :) > > >>>> Fabrice > > >>>> On Apr 27, 2010, at 3:53 PM, Colir wrote: > > >>>>> Hi fabrice, > >>>>> im really sorry but i try what you say, and i get the result i > >>>>> except...the movieMaterial are tilled... > >>>>> here is my code: > > >>>>> var topMatClip = new Rectangle(0,0,1182,525) > >>>>> var bottomMatClip = new Rectangle(0,525,1182,1050) > > >>>>> var rainningMatTop:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial(rainningPlan, > >>>>> {smooth:true,precision:2,lockH:525,clipRect:topMatClip}); > >>>>> var rainningMatBottom:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial > >>>>> (rainningPlan, > >>>>> {smooth:true,precision:2,lockH:525,clipRect:bottomMatClip,offsetY: > >>>>> 525}); > > >>>>> var topPlane = new > >>>>> Plane > >>>>> ({material:summerMatTop,back:rainningMatBottom,bothsides:true,width: > >>>>> 1182,height:525,segmentsW:3,segmentsH:3}); > >>>>> var bottomPlane = new > >>>>> Plane > >>>>> ({m > >>>>> aterial:summerMatBottomBack, > >>>>> back:summerMatBottom,bothsides:true,width: > >>>>> 1182,height:525,segmentsW:3,segmentsH:3}); > > >>>>> wahts wrong with this ? > > >>>>> thanks you very much > > >>>>> On 24 avr, 14:59, Fabrice3D <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>>>> MovieMaterial has LockH and W and a clipRect. Both planes with > >>>>>> 500,500 locks. On clip rect with 0,500 on H, the other 500,1000. > >>>>>> Set > >>>>>> on second material offsetY to .5. > >>>>>> So you have two materials using same mc but clipping is different. > > >>>>>> Note that cliprect defines the region that will be updated. > > >>>>>> Fabrice > > >>>>>> On Apr 24, 2010, at 10:00, Colir <[email protected]> wrote: > > >>>>>>> so the only solution i found is this one: > > >>>>>>> context : > >>>>>>> i have 2 plane and one texture as MovieMaterial to use on it. i > >>>>>>> want > >>>>>>> to split my texture. > > >>>>>>> my planes is 500px height and my Movie material is 1000px height. > >>>>>>> I want my bottom texture to be 180° flipped > > >>>>>>> here is my code for the texture : > > >>>>>>> var summerMatTop:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial(summerPlan, > >>>>>>> {smooth:true,precision:2,lockH:747}); > >>>>>>> var summerMatBottom:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial(summerPlan, > >>>>>>> {smooth:true,precision:2,scaleY:-2,offsetY:2988}); > > >>>>>>> i dont know if is the best way to do this. > > >>>>>>> Can you give me your feedback ? > > >>>>>>> On 22 avr, 19:04, Colir <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>>>>>> hello, > >>>>>>>> i'm looking for a solution to give an negative offsetY value to a > >>>>>>>> movieMaterial that i use on a plane. > > >>>>>>>> i have two MovieMaterial and one plane. > >>>>>>>> My plane is half height from the movieMaterial > > >>>>>>>> The idea is to use the top part of the first MovieMaterial for > >>>>>>>> the > >>>>>>>> front, and use the bottom part of the second for the back. > > >>>>>>>> MoviesMaterials must be bigger than the plan (2x plane height), > >>>>>>>> because i will invert the part of them during the animation i > >>>>>>>> create > > >>>>>>>> The problem is that when i setup a negativeoffset, the texture is > >>>>>>>> tilled, cause i also setup the lockH property to keep aspect > >>>>>>>> ratio of > >>>>>>>> the movie clip > > >>>>>>>> here is my code : > > >>>>>>>> var summerPlan:MovieClip = new SummerPlan() as MovieClip; > >>>>>>>> var rainningPlan:MovieClip = new RainningPlan() as MovieClip; > > >>>>>>>> var summerMatTop:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial(summerPlan, > >>>>>>>> {smooth:true,precision:2,lockH:742}); > >>>>>>>> var rainningMatBottom:MovieMaterial = new MovieMaterial > >>>>>>>> (rainningPlan, > >>>>>>>> {smooth:true,precision:2,lockH:742,offsetY:-742}); > > >>>>>>>> How i can fix this please? > > >>>>>>>> thank you very much. > > >>>>>>>> -- > >>>>>>>> Subscription settings:http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/ > >>>>>>>> subscribe?hl=en
