Can u add a background image to a 3D annotation?

I like many others here are interested in 3D in web pages and to do so I would need to at times add background images to 3D annotations within the acrobat 3D embed to match the html page. Is this possible?
-Thanks!

You can make the 3D annotation background transparent (it's an option on the config menu when you create a 3Dannot) and whatever's in the background on your PDF will show through, so you can match up with your page. You need to jiggle a bit if you're showing a pre-activation poster image though.

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