MACROMEDIA DIRECTOR MX 2004-DIRECTOR SCRIPTING - Page 142

142 Chapter 8: 3D Objects
Camera
Represents a Camera object.
A camera controls how a 3D sprite views the 3D world. A 3D sprite displays a particular camera’s
view into the world.
You can create a reference to a camera by using the
camera property of the 3D Member object.
The
camera property gets the camera at a specified index position in the list of cameras. In Lingo,
you use the
camera property directly from the 3D Member object to create a reference. In
JavaScript syntax, you must use the
getPropRef() method to create a reference.
The following example creates a reference to the second camera of the 3D cast member "family
room", and assigns it to the variable
myCamera.
-- Lingo syntax
myCamera = member("family room").camera[2]
// JavaScript syntax
var myCamera = member("family room").getPropRef("camera", 2);
Method summary for the Camera object
Property summary for the Camera object
Method
addBackdrop
addOverlay
insertBackdrop
insertOverlay
removeBackdrop
removeOverlay
Property
backdrop fog.far (fog)
backdrop[].blend (3D) fog.near (fog)
backdrop[].loc (backdrop and overlay) hither
backdrop[].regPoint (3D) orthoHeight
backdrop[].rotation (backdrop and overlay) overlay
backdrop[].scale (3D) overlay[].blend (3D)
backdrop[].source overlay[].loc (backdrop and overlay)
backdrop.count (3D) overlay[].regPoint (3D)
child (3D) overlay[].rotation (backdrop and overlay)
colorBuffer.clearAtRender overlay[].scale (3D)
colorBuffer.clearValue overlay[].source
fieldOfView (3D) overlay.count (3D)