Yup! For negative masking, which I've just recently had to do in a small "pseudo 3D" game (preloader for http://www.mcdonalds.de/unternehmen/gibmuelleineabfuhr.cfm ) I did what Todsaporn is suggesting, but utilizing the ERASE blend mode for the mask layer (instead of assigning it to the mask property of another layer.) Essentially, I have a cylinder standing in the center of that scene, with the ERASE blend mode to obfuscate the ball whenever it's behind the pillar. The visible pillar, in case you didn't guess, is just a photo.
Cheers /R On Jul 15, 3:20 am, katopz <[email protected]> wrote: > how about... > > view.addChild(sphere2.layer = new Sprite); > view.addChild(sphere1.layer = new Sprite); > > sphere2.layer.mask = sphere1.layer; > > should work > > On 15 July 2010 05:55, Ian Stokes <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hi, > > > Now that convex blockers don't exist in away3d lite, and it seems > > slightly complicated to port them over..how do you mask one 3d object > > with another 3d object? > > > cheers > > > Ian > > -- > Regards > ----------------------------------------------------------- > Todsaporn Banjerdkit, katopz,http://sleepydesign.com > Away3DLite and JigLibFlash Developer Team
