“Apparently any children of a displayObject who has rotationY applied also inherit the the Matrix3D object so the child also need to be reset.”

So maybe you could try to loop trough the children tree of step1 and set the matrix to items in all levels.

I made the front mc invisible and rotated the back mc, and it’s close to what I’m looking after. 1 Problem thou: Now when I apply new matrix the step1 mc suddeny jumps and it looks much more uglier than the bure itself

Thanx anyway!

function tweenStep2(){
step1.front_mc.rotationY = 180;
step1.back_mc.rotationY = 0;
step1.transform.matrix = new Matrix(step1.scaleX, 0, 0, step1.scaleY, step1.x, step1.y);
}

or for better performance you could just make the new back face invisible.

Yes exactly like that : container clip with 2 children: front and back. I’m using TweenLite for the tween and used the gotoandlearn tut code from here: http://www.gotoandlearn.com/play?id=91

Some of my code:

function tweenStep1():void{
TweenLite.to(step1, 1.5, {rotationY:180, x:84, y:100, scaleX:1, scaleY:1, ease:Expo.easeOut, onComplete:tweenStep2});

addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, loop1);

function loop1(e:Event):void{
if (step1.rotationY>90 && step1.rotationY= 360){
step1.rotationY = 0;
}
}

}

Then if I add new matrix in the next func:

function tweenStep2(){
step1.transform.matrix = new Matrix(step1.scaleX, 0, 0, step1.scaleY, step1.x, step1.y);
}

the container clip step1 goes to rotationY:0

Any further help pls?

Any help on this?

Thanx

Heres some of my code:

function resetMatrix(curNum:int) {
var curMc:DisplayObject
curMc = holder_mc.getChildByName(“child”+curNum);
var xPos:int = curMc.x
curMc.transform.matrix = new Matrix();
curMc.x = xPos;
}

I came across this problem earlier. I saw what you wrote above but still cant figure about how to apply it to an existing movieclip I have on the stage. I added your code but I dont know how to apply the displayObject to an existing movieclip. Im fairly new to AS3 so any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

David