Hi, That's because you are using the WireColorMaterial, so it will show all the lines in your object, for all the triangles. Unfortunately, there is no material that will "detect edges" as of yet, but you do have some other options.
One option is: you can try to apply a bitmap material that has the lines where you want them, so the material will contain pixels + colors, not vector shapes. Downside is you have to create that custom bitmap for every different shape you have (most likely). Hope it makes sense. -Pete On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 1:42 PM, Nash <[email protected]> wrote: > Peter, It's Away3d 2.4.0 > I'm not using any material in this example. > > view = new View3D({x:200,y: > 200,renderer:Renderer.INTERSECTING_OBJECTS}); > ui.addChild(view); > > var mat1:WireColorMaterial = new WireColorMaterial(); > mat1.color = 0xFFFFFF; > mat1.wirecolor = 0xFFFFFF; > > tri = new Triangle(); > tri.a = new Vertex(0,200,0); > tri.b = new Vertex(100,0,0); > tri.c = new Vertex(-100,0,0); > tri.bothsides = true; > > view.scene.addChild(tri); > > savagelook, Yellow line is a triangle. But it's not important. If i > create a prism without triangle i get same result. > -- ___________________ Actionscript 3.0 Flash 3D Graphics Engine HTTP://AWAY3D.COM
