Oops. I responded to the wrong thread, I'm sorry. :(
That being said, perhaps rethinking your approach would help. There's a
tutorial on Kirupa about managing z-order stacking of movieclips which
might contribute to a solution.
http://www.kirupa.com/developer/actionscript/3dexplore.htm
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Ok. This is what I was missing. Thanks to Karina and Erik for
pointing out
this helps to point you in the right
direction.
Karina
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It looks like you spent some time on this response, I really
appreciate that. As I mentioned in my first mail, depth, _visible and
_alpha are the properties I'm checking right now to resolve
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Ok, got it. Thanks for the suggestion. I tried this but it
doesn't work with the third
much more then setting an onRollOver.
-erik
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I think the class I wrote works well enough, I actually pulled it out of
an app I'm working on with complex rollovers like that. Why not
consider my way? It's simple, easy and, most importantly, it works. It
hardly takes any processing power, too.
Ok. This is what I was missing. Thanks to Karina and Erik for
pointing out that you need to compare the entire parent chain of two
objects to figure out which one is being rendered above the other.
The only thing to add is that in addition to checking depths, the
_visible property needs to be
- and then switching it on again.
This might be the least processor-intensive way of doing this.
Cheers,
Karina
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Ok, got it. Thanks for the suggestion. I tried this but it
doesn't work with the third-party flash movie I am looking
at. They have an movie clip with _alpha set to 0 that covers
the stage
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I've been following this thread and am just curious --
everyone seems to be assuming that looping through all clips
and doing hitTest
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To respond to the recent activity on this thread:
Erik, the core functionality that I
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To respond to the recent activity on this
thread:
Erik, the core functionality that I need really
does need to
be comprehensive and fairly
the position of the mcs
you really care about.
-erik
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