Adobe Director Basics

ADOBE DIRECTOR BASICS
3D: Controlling action
Alternatively, you can add a level of indirection and create a Registered Script Manager object to deal with registering
and unregistering scripts. This object can store a look-up table of which scripts and handlers are registered for which
events for which models. If you need to unregister just one handler for one event, your Registered Script Manager object
can call unregisterAllEvents(), and then restore all the other registrations by referring to its look-up table.
Callback parameters
For details of the callback events created by the collision modifier, see “Collision modifier” on page 280. For details of
the event created by the bonesPlayer and keyframePlayer modifiers see, “Animation event callback” on page 358. For
details of the event created by the bonesPlayer and keyframePlayer modifiers, see “timeMS event callback” on
page 359.
Animation event callback
To test the #animationStarted and #animationEnded 3D events, download and launch the movie
AnimationEvents.dir. Check the output in the Message window.
Checking the parameters for registered animation events
The AnimationEvents.dir movie contains two 3D members. Both contain a single bones motion. The behavior on the
3D sprite uses cloneMotionFromCastMember() to copy the motion from the second 3D member into the member
used by the 3D sprite.
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