Hi,
I’m using the latest Away3D 3.6 for FlashPlayer 10 from the svn-trunk.
I’m trying to resize the view to the same size like the stage. What I want is for example when my Stage is 100x100 and I see a cube which is 20px width and I resize the stage to 1000x1000 the cube should be 200px width. I know I can set the stageScale of the whole movie, but for my application this is no choice. I have to set the stageScale to “noscale”, so I first tried to set a RectangleClipping.

But this is only cropping the View. It is not resizing.
Afterward I tried to work with the height and width properties of the view.

But my 3Dscene always gets smaller when I resize my window until I can’t see it anymore.

So I tried a combination with the RecangleClipping

Now it is almost working, but It seems like the height Property is sometimes working the other-way-around. When it should get bigger it gets smaller and vice versa.
I also tried the scale properties with no luck. Sometimes it looks like another class resets my settings. Is that possible?
I also tried putting the view in a Sprite Container, with the same strange results.

This is really frustrating! The Problem can’t be so hard to solve. So, what is the best way of doing this?

Okay after a sleepless night I figured out that this works:

My Scene has the same size on a stage with 100x100px like on a stage with 1000x1000px.
BUT, when I change the width3D and the height3D to the following:

Everything should be half the size of the stage. But the strange thing that happens is that evertime I resize the stage my scene is getting smaller, while the width and height of my view have the correct values. This looks definately like a bug.
The above example ONLY works when using the whole stage for (stageWidth and stageHeight). If you use any other value, like a constant your scene is getting smaller and smaller. This is really anoying. Because I have a Menu on the left and top, so I can’t use the full stage. Does somebody knows a work around on this?

use

_view3D.stage3DProxy.context3D.configureBackBuffer(width3D, height3D, 0, true);

remamber the 3rd parameter is anti aliasing 0 = no no anti aliasing;

Thanks for your answer, but I’m using Away3D 3.6, so this woun’t work for me.
Thanks anyway.

BTW: In Away3D 4 you can also use the view.width and view.height properties. It does the same thing that you mentonied, but might be a little bit easier.

aw sorry.

I know that this is an old thread, but I ran into this issue as well.

Why not use view.scaleX / view.scaleY?

I solved it like this: