MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-USING DIRECTOR Use Manual page 408

Sprite properties
You can control the
more information, see
properties to work with 3D sprites in scripts.:
Property
directTo
Stage
bgColor
camera
targetFrame
Rate
useTarget
FrameRate
Sprite methods
Use these methods to work with 3D sprites:
Method
camera(index)
addCamera(camera, index)
deleteCamera
(cameraOrIndex)
cameraCount()
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and
directToStage
"Using the Property inspector for 3D" on page
Access Description
Get and set
TRUE (1)
whether rendering occurs directly to the
Stage or to the Director offscreen buffer. If
TRUE (1)
sprite may flicker. If
layers well but speed declines.
Get and set Background color in all views.
Get and set Determines which camera this sprite is using. None
Get and set Controls the desired playback speed. If the
useTargetFramerate
then the
resources is dynamically altered until the
target frame rate is met.
Get and set If a target frame rate has been set and you
want to use it, set this property to
Description
Accesses a specific camera in the sprite's list
of views.
Adds a camera named
index number. If the index number is greater
than the number of cameras in the sprite's
camera count, or if there is no index, the
camera is added to the end of the list.
If
cameraOrIndex
that name is deleted. If
index number, the camera at that index
number is deleted.
In either case, the cameras after
cameraOrIndex
the camera count is decreased by 1.
Returns the number of cameras in the sprite's
cameraList
properties using the Property inspector. For
bgColor
or specification of
FALSE (0)
, other sprites that intersect with this
FALSE (0)
property is
property of all model
lod.bias
camera
is a camera, the camera by
cameraOrIndex
move forward in the list and
.
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Default
TRUE (1)
rendering
occurs directly
to the Stage
, rendering
rgb(0,0,0)
30
,
TRUE (1)
TRUE (1)
.
TRUE (1)
Returns
The camera
requested
at the specified An error if a
camera of that
name can't be
found
An error if a
is an camera of that
name or index
number can't be
found
An integer
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