I think it might be a bug within Papervision and nothing within me.. 
http://dnecklesportfolio.com/pv3d/materialsDemos/materialsDemo.html
and you know I also went back to the basic Materials Demo I got from the CLaSS 
in SAN FRAN...
and simple added the rollover states

and I got the same issue.. in fact here is the code
dnecklesportfolio.com/pv3d/materialsDemos/materialsDemos.zip

and sometimes when rolling over you'd notice while on the clip that the roll 
off mousepointer appears and is is inconsistent..

this problem will be considered a BUG and wont take priority ..

It's be great if someone would please confirm so I can move on..I spent weeks 
on this one small issue..


Dwayne




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Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:20:10 +0000
Subject: Re: [Papervision3D] Inconsistent rolling over for      a plane







gang maybe i should use Mouseevent instead of interactivescene3devent???



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Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2008 19:42:48 +0000
Subject: Re: [Papervision3D] [Flash_Tiger] Re: Inconsistent rolling over for    
a plane







Gang,

Just when we thought we got it..
To make things SIMPLE I took out the text and have a simple red movieclip

So now I  have a papervision plane -> movieclip (as its material) -> movieclip 
-> textfield

i use e.currenttarget instead of e.target in the onPlane Click function

but i still get the inconsistent rolling over

Frustrating cause im sure its something im doing wrong

Check out onPlaneOver and onPlaneOut do they access e.target by default..How do 
I access e.currentTarget
Is that even the issue.. I may start from scratch and go back to basics..

        public function onPlaneClick(e:InteractiveScene3DEvent):void {
       
            if (BUTTONS_ENABLED) {
                trace("e.currentTarget: "+e.currentTarget)
                trace("e.target: "+e.target)
           

                var plane:Plane =  Plane(e.currentTarget);
                trace("targets name", e.displayObject3D.name );                
               
        
            } else {
                trace("wait till its done..");
       
            }
        }
        public function onPlaneOver(e:InteractiveScene3DEvent):void {
            
            viewport.containerSprite.buttonMode = true;
            trace("e.currentTarget: "+e.currentTarget)
                trace("e.target: "+e.target)
        }
        public function onPlaneOut(e:InteractiveScene3DEvent):void {
            trace("e.currentTarget: "+e.currentTarget)
                trace("e.target: "+e.target)
            viewport.containerSprite.buttonMode = false;
        }


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Subject: RE: [Flash_Tiger] Re: Inconsistent rolling over for a plane
Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 05:06:19 +0000







More info on this...
http://www.flepstudio.org/forum/tutorials/428-target-currenttarget-actionscript-3-0-a.html



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Date: Sun, 23 Mar 2008 11:12:02 -0400
Subject: [Flash_Tiger] Re: Inconsistent rolling over for a plane



















    
            Dwayne Neckles wrote:

> Check out.. http://dnecklesportfolio.com/pv3d/index.html

>

> Rollover one of the main links.. you will see that the pointer changes from 
> pointer to hand and back.. It's not supposed to do that... though it could be 
> , I'm not sure its a papervision issue..

>

> Any suggestion why this happens..



This is one of those issues that seems to get neglected in most AS3 books and 
online references. Then it's maddeningly difficult to find what's going wrong.

You assume that if you've added an eventlistener to the button clip, in the 
handler the event target will actually be the button. However, although you 
added the MouseOver listener to the button, the event target in the handler 
actually turns out to be the text within the button.

I would handle this in one of two ways:

*** In the handler function, instead of using "target", use "currentTarget".

*** Set the mouseChildren property of the button to false.



Either way, your rollover should then display properly.



::. clive



Clive Sweeney

Durham NC

MetaConverse.com 



      

    
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