3D STACK AS 2.0

@victor:

1. I’m not sure what you are referring to, but regarding images fading you need to adjust the inner Fade Radius and outer Fade Radius parameters of the 3D Scene component by simply selecting the component from the Stage, opening the Component Inspector Panel and adjusting various parameters.

2. You can link images to external URLs via the external XML configuration file.

Thanks!

@jimrobin

The configuration.xml file was loaded before the scene.xml file, that’s why you saw a black screen. I have updated the files to load the XMLs in the scene/configuration order and it will be available online shortly after FD review.

@cl4udio:

Hello,

You can integrate custom button functionality to simulate the item press handler functionality. The current “pressed” item will be moved forward to the target point. Back movement is not supported, but you can try adjusting the code to achieve this.

Best regards, Flashtuning

@miaalanna: If you have external images with various width/height you need to reset the fixed image size option (var useFixedImageSize = 0. You also have the possibility to align images to top/bottom (var alignImagesToBottom = 1; – default is bottom) and you also need to set the max image height parameter (var maxImageHeight = 250 to have the images properly aligned to bottom.

@miaalanna: Regarding the first image issue – a new stack update will be posted in the near future and will fix the tween to be more accurate.

@alcrhis: The auto animate on a loop feature is not a default feature, but you can add this kind of functionality yourself to fit your project.

Hi,

You can auto animate by creating a timer function that simulates the image pressing event at a time interval for example.

Best, Flashtuning

@moaguilar: You can simply duplicate the Stack Movie Clip and achieve two stack Movie Clips, but you probably will need to adjust the size and various parameters to achieve the desired result.

@moaguilar: Or duplicate the code parameters, xml etc (supposing you can handle ActionScript) and achieve a second stack with it’s own parameters. You’ll then have two stacks in the same scene and one camera. In the above example you’ll have two different scenes with two different cameras.