bingo :)
Fabrice
On Jun 4, 2010, at 1:28 PM, Micheal MacLean wrote:
> Hi adamac,
>
> Awesome work!!!
> Here's how I embedded my texture to make a single SWF:
>
> 1 -- I used prefab to create the BSP project files for my level.
>
> 2 -- In the "MyBSPProject.as" (default name) under the lines:
>
> [Embed(source="myBSPTree.awd",
> mimeType="application/octet-stream")]
> private var BSPFile:Class;
>
> I added:
>
> [Embed(source = "images/aw_0.png")]
> private var PNGFile:Class;
>
> That was the default texture name that got packaged in when I did my
> light baking/BSP export.
>
> 3 -- I make sure to have Cast and CentralMaterialLibrary imported:
>
> import away3d.core.utils.Cast;
> import away3d.loaders.utils.CentralMaterialLibrary;
>
> 4 -- I create a private var _mat as a BitmapMaterial:
>
> private var _mat:BitmapMaterial;
>
> 5 -- In the initAway3D() function, after created the BSP tree, I
> create the new material from the embedded bitmap, get a reference of
> the old material using CentralMaterialLibrary, and then replace the
> dud with my fresh new material!
>
> _mat = new BitmapMaterial(Cast.bitmap(new PNGFile()));
> _mat.smooth = false;
>
>
> _tree.replaceMaterial(CentralMaterialLibrary.getMaterial("aw_0"),
> _mat); // "aw_0" was the default name PreFab gave my object.
>
> When you compile, you only have one SWF with no other external files
> and you don't need to embed a separate SWF with movieclips and images
> and whatnot. Just repeat the steps if your level consists of numerous
> objects, making sure to invoke CentralMaterialLibrary for each
> different object and replacing with a different material.
>
>
