Thanks for sticking with me, Ian. 1. I'm operating pure AS3 (test with the ide) . So I have several things I have written with the older libs that there's no problem with and no necessity to embed anything.
2. I could live with the warnings, but the first thing is an error message(1045: Interface IMaterial was not found), so everything stops there. 3. The plane.back solution is so sweet and simple, but apparently it's not in away3dlite. Is there a aw3dlite solution? I appreciate your help - Vic On May 3, 1:16 pm, ian pretorius <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Vic > > have you changed the away3d library embed in cs4 publish settings to > point to the away3D source instead of away3DLite source (swc or svn)? > > Warnings are not critical , in most cases (not all) they are just > potential migration issues the compiler is making you aware of due to > the declaration of objects using a naming convention similar to AS2 . > > On 5/3/10, Vic <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I have a project I was doing with away3dlite, but > > then needed to switch to away3d. I keep on > > getting the same errors in the ide(cs4). I've gotten it > > to this: > > > Forgetting about my code - All I have to do is > > have one line (aside form the lib imports): > > > var scene:Scene3D; > > > upon which I keep getting: > > > 1045: Interface IMaterial was not found. > > ..and then a dozen more errors: > > > Warning: 1058: Migration issue: The property _level is no longer > > supported. The concept of levels does not exist in ActionScript 3.0, > > which instead provides direct access to the display list. See the > > flash.display package for details.. > > > If I remove that one line and have no other references to > > away3d, my simple program works. I updated svn yesterday. > > > I'm sorry - I have no idea what's going on. Can anyone > > please give me a clue what this is? What am I missing? > > > Thanks - > > Vic
