Hi, I don't know exactly what to answer here as I read at least 5 or 6 different questions merged all together...
I'd rather forget about building sceneries using the BSP feature, even if we took great care to simplify as much as we could this technic requires an extended knowledge of Away3D, modeling en will require a great bunch of AS3 skills. It looks easy, and it is, considering what would be normally required to create such kind of content, way more easy and accessible. But if you scale this technic to general flash/actionscript, we are talking complex shit here... See Prefab as an help to enhance your workflow. The app allows you to load models, correct/control them, and export them in a format more suitable for Away. either AS3 or awd. Prefab doesn't chew everything for you. You will eventually need to code. The app shortens corners and ease some processes for sure. but its not outputting a final product. Just bits of it. The art is in the combination of the tool and your code. What I'm trying to say, is that you should start with basic understanding of AS3/away combo first. and since its there now, I suggest you invest in this wonderfull piece: http://www.amazon.com/dp/1430225416?ie=UTF8&tag=tuxlog-20 Fabrice On May 25, 2010, at 7:19 PM, Mariodesign wrote: > Good morning David Lenaerts & Fabrice Closier. > > I'm trying to repeatedly run the sample file > "Intermediate_BSPBunker.as" > > not that I'm doing wrong. > > From now I show my configuration: > > http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/web/Mario_config_BSPBunker_01.jpg > > http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/web/Mario_config_BSPBunker_02.jpg > > http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/web/Mario_config_BSPBunker_03.jpg > > > use sdk: 4.1.0 > > Fabrice, I am a designer and my knowledge of AS3 are zero, I'm making > a big effort to understand the syntax of away3D. > > I choose this file as an example as it works with Prefab3D and my goal > is to learn to correctly use the classes. Prefab generated AWD. > > I am currently developing a work which is a flash menu with buttons > that when clicked change the 3d model textures and also its shape. To > achieve this I think I should start from the basics and that's > important to understand how to use classes generated Prefab3D. > > Fabrice, please advise me, I've spent months and it's frustrating not > to reach concrete results. > > We are using Flash CS4, and do not know if the configuration is fine. > I have also set up SVN and I have the updated files. > > Translated by google > > > ************************************ > Versión en español: > > Buenos dias David Lenaerts & Fabrice Closier. > > Estoy tratando reiteradamente de ejecutar el archivo de ejemplo > “Intermediate_BSPBunker.as” > > no se que estoy haciendo mal. > > A continuacion les muestro mi configuracion: > > http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/web/Mario_config_BSPBunker_01.jpg > > http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/web/Mario_config_BSPBunker_02.jpg > > http://groups.google.com/group/away3d-dev/web/Mario_config_BSPBunker_03.jpg > > > utilizo sdk: 4.1.0 > > Fabrice, soy diseñador y mis conocimientos de AS3 son nulos, estoy > haciendo un esfuerzo grande para comprender la sintaxis de away3D. > > He escojido este archivo de ejemplo ya que trabaja con Prefab3D y mi > meta es aprender a utilizar correctamente las clases .AWD generadas > por prefab. > > Actualmente estoy desarrollando un trabajo que consiste en un menu de > flash con botones que al hacer clic cambia las texturas del modelo 3d > y tambien su forma. Para lograrlo creo que debo iniciar de lo basico y > por eso es importante lograr entender como utilizar las clases que > genera Prefab3D. > > Fabrice, le ruego me aconseje, ya he dedicado meses y es frustrante no > llegar a resultados concretos. > > Actualmente uso flash cs4, y no se si esta bien la configuracion. > tambien he configurado SVN y tengo los archivos actualizados. > > Traducido por google
