[Papervision3D] Advanced Masking question

[Steve D]

Except he wants the cube to mask whats inside it.  I'm not sure offhand how
to separate the external faces of a cube with its internal faces, so I'd
suggest using two cubes: insideCube and outsideCube.

insidecube should only have internal faces, and no external faces.
outsidecube is the opposite (no internal faces).

then use the following:
viewport.getChildLayer(insidecube).mask = viewport.getChildLayer(outsidecube
);

As long as the cubes share the same transformation info, I think that will
work.



On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 5:30 AM, CodeJockey1 <codejockey1 at gmail.com> wrote:

>
> Simple solution:
>
> create a cube, and turn off all of the outside faces so the material only
> shows on the inside faces.  Done!
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