I always like to start with the very basics to get a sense of how a new system works. For this, you can't beat a classic "Hello, world" example. There are some great tutorials and samples included with Proscenium, but they start quite a bit further up the complexity level than that. So I've just worked backwards until I couldn't get it any simpler. This just creates a cube and a light to see it by. Nothing else.
package
{
// Import required libraries
import com.adobe.scenegraph.BasicScene;
import com.adobe.scenegraph.MeshUtils;
import com.adobe.scenegraph.SceneLight;
import com.adobe.scenegraph.SceneMesh;
// Extend BasicScene, the Proscenium scene framework
public class HelloWorld extends BasicScene
{
// BasicScene will call initLights() to create lights
override protected function initLights():void
{
// Create a point light
var light:SceneLight = new SceneLight(SceneLight.KIND_POINT);
// Add it to the scene
scene.addChild(light);
}
// BasicScene will call initModels() to create models
override protected function initModels():void
{
// Create a cube
var cube:SceneMesh = MeshUtils.createCube();
// Move it into view
cube.appendTranslation(0, 0, -2);
// Add it to the scene
scene.addChild(cube);
}
}
}
