wildPixels
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Hi
Do you have any idea how can I set alpha property for a cube in papervision?
Thank you
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MSFX
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HiDo you have any idea how can I set alpha property for a cube in papervision?
Thank you
you have to apply it to the viewport I think, or the materials themselves and then update the material property… not as easy as it should be 
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ParkerAndKent
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Yes you have to set the alpha to the material… btw if it’s just a cube ok, but if you have many faces consider that the alpha will stress the cpu so much, decreasing the smoothness of the 3d animations…
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wildPixels
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Hi
First I want to thank you for your help.
I tried to do this before, but it seems that the material is changing the alpha but I can still see the primitive under it.
Any idea why? Is there any property for primitive to set it visibility or alpha ?
Thank you
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ParkerAndKent
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Which material are you using? I can give it a try…
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What do you mean with “I can still see the primitive”?
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RimV
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does this also work with planes?
Definitely, all primitives inherits from Displayobject3d
http://www.flashbookmarks.com/PV3D-GreatWhite-DOC/org/papervision3d/objects/DisplayObject3D.html
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