(Please note: I'm not familiar with 3D transformations.)
What I'm doing is the following:
I have "flat" objects (videos, movie clips) on the stage of an XFL file.
In Animate, I apply 3D transformations to these objects, via the Transform panel / 3D Rotation.
I also adjust the perspective angle from the Properties panel (which seems to affect not only the selected object, but all objects having a 3D rotation) until I get the desired rendering.
When I compile the whole clip (into a SWC, Ctrl+Enter), I view the resulting SWF: the perspective is fine, just as in authoring mode, the video is playing and it is rendered in the proper perspective.
Then I import the clips from the generated SWC into an AIR app.
Then the rendering is not as expected: the objects' perspective seems to be either unaffected (video), or wrong (movie clips), as if they were following another perspective.
So I assume that there are some global 3D / perspective settings that were embedded in the SWF in the first place, and that these settings are lost in the process (Animate > SWC > AIR), and need to be declared in AS3 within the AIR app...?
I've tried the following code:
root.transform.perspectiveProjection.projectionCenter = new Point(640, 400);
root.transform.perspectiveProjection.fieldOfView = 114;
as an attempt to replicate the 3D view & position settings from the XFL, but it doesn't work.
I've also tried various settings for the <renderMode> node in the manifest, but it doesn't work either.
Any advice?
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