Adobe 65036570 Scripting Guide - Page 175

ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 138 Scripting Dictionary Modifier Mesh deform Subdivision surfaces (SDS) Toon Description Alters an existing model resource's geometry at runtime. Causes the model to be rendered with additional geometric detail in the area of the model that the camera is currently looking at. Changes a model's rendering to imitate a cartoon drawing style. For more information about the methods, properties, and events available to the modifiers, see the Using Director topics in the Director Help Panel. Model Resource Represents an element of 3D geometry that is used to draw 3D models. A model makes use of a model resource and occupies a specific position and orientation with a 3D world. A model also defines the appearance of the model resource, such as what textures and shaders are used. For more information about the relationship between models and model resources, and about using models and model resources, see the Using Director topics in the Director Help Panel. You can create a reference to a model resource by using the modelResource property of the 3D Member object. The modelResource property gets the model resource at a specified index position in the list of model resources. In Lingo, you use the modelResource 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 model resource of the 3D cast member wheels and assigns it to the variable myModelResource. -- Lingo syntax myModelResource = member("wheels").modelResource[2] // JavaScript syntax var myModelResource = member("wheels").getPropRef("modelResource", 2); Motion Represents a predefined animation sequence that involve the movement of a model or a model component. Individual motions can be set to play by themselves or with other motions. For example, a running motion can be combined with a jumping motion to simulate a person jumping over a puddle. You can create a reference to a motion by using the motion property of the 3D Member object. The motion property gets the motion at a specified index position in the list of motions. In Lingo, you use the motion 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 fourth motion of the 3D cast member athlete and assigns it to the variable myMotion. -- Lingo syntax myMotion = member("athlete").motion[4]