I found it
I used something like this:

so it remains only the second problem: How do I know where ia was click inside a face?

[Edit] .. is the solution to this problem (IMG:style_emoticons/default/cool.gif)

This post has been edited by Petit: Mar 23 2007, 08:43 PM

Hi kronosvl!
Do you want to know the coordinates of the mouse pointer within the face?
If so, that might be a bit hard.

Another thing: It's much easier to follow the discussion of a problem if you post in the same tread.
Use [reply] rather than [new topic] if you discuss the same problem.

You are right. I clicked New Topic instead of Add reply and I noticed too late (I was very tired).
on topic:
I have afew boxes. I click one of them - zoom to that box (btw where should I put the code for that - it's finished and is better then what i found on this forum about this subject) - and then i wan't to be able to click one of 10 pictures from one face of the cube and do a specific action.

the problem is how do I know what picture was clicked.

if I can't know that i think I need to do the building from planes. 10 on every face asambled like it is a buiding. But I don't know how the animation will work with hundreds of planes.

This post has been edited by kronosvl: Mar 24 2007, 02:41 PM

Well, if you are zooming ( smoothly ) within a Sandy world, you have to use a PositionInterpolator,
or maybe listen for the World3D onRenderEvent, and let the event handler move the camera.
In other words you have to use Sandy classes or rewrite sandy itself (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif)

Looking at a cube, each of the sides are divided into faces, triangular for the 'tri' mode and sqare for the 'quad mode. This divides the cube side in smaller areas - the number of areas depends on the quality setting.
no = (q+1)*(q+1) for 'quad' mode, twice that many for 'tri' mode.

this is what you can do:
Let's say you want four images on one side.

You create a combined image with your four images in a 2 by 2 grid.
You use this image in a TextureSkin for all faces that belongs to one side.
You get all faces of an Object3D by calling its getFaces() method.
You also enable object events for all faces.
The event handler for the onPress event can identify which face you pressed.

Read more on that in the User Interactions tutorial under "Selecting a Face"