Ah 'handle' works for the repostioning
applyAttributeTo( _colladaModel.handle, _xmlChanges.model3D[0] );
but still I have the not load problem.
On 8 Jun 2010, at 12:43, Justin L Mills wrote:
Hi was changing some away3d code round and I am confused, I wanted
to do...
//my ColladaLoader class
public function load(): void
{
_colladaModel = Collada.load( _path );
_colladaModel.addOnSuccess( completed );
}
public function completed( e: * ):void
{
// reposition when loaded based on some xml
applyAttributeTo( _colladaModel, _xmlChanges.model3D[0] );
loadedSignal.dispatch();//signal
}
then in my ZoneLoader when all models are loaded, I then dispatch a
signal to tell the 3d I wanted to add them to the scene.
_zoneLoader.loadedSignal.add( function()
{ _threeD.addChildren( _zoneLoader.get3DModels() ) };
But this does not work, instead I seem to need to
//my ColladaLoader class
public function load(): void
{
_colladaModel = Collada.load( _path );
applyAttributeTo( _colladaModel, _xmlChanges.model3D[0] );
_view.scene.addChild( _colladaModel );
_colladaModel.addOnSuccess( completed );
}
public function completed( e: * ):void
{
loadedSignal.dispatch();//signal
}
Which is annoying as I have to pass my _view into the class rather
than what I was trying to do which was to get the _colladaModel's
when loaded, position them and pass them to my _threeD class to be
added. This seems more sensible as I only parse the positional data
when the assets actually loaded and change materials etc... and only
render it when loaded and adjusted, but for some reason Collada
class does not work in the way? Is there a better approach.
I have a feeling I asked about this before last time I looked at
away3d and my friends code but I have forgotten the solution.
Cheers
;j
