Cubemaping help on adobe site

Question

All syntax regarding cubemapping in the help files appears to be faulty....
I only could get this:
member(whichCastmember).newTexture(newTextureName ,#cubemapTexture, cubeEdgeLength, sourceRef1, sourceRef2, sourceRef3, sourceRef4, sourceRef5, sourceRef6)
or this:
pnt = 3dMember.newtexture(texname, #cubemapRenderTexture, width, height)
working like this:
member(whichCastmember).newTexture(ewTextureName, #cubemapRenderTexture,width)
I  also only found that I could use this:
sprite(3DSprite).rendertocubemap (sourceCamera,faceNumber,renderTexture)
in place of any of these:
3dMember.rendertocubemap ( pCubeTexture, camera1,  camera2, camera3, camera4, camera5, camera6 ) 
3dMember.rendertocubemap ( pCubeTexture, faceNumber, camera6 )
3dMember.rendertocubemap ( pCubeTexture, faceNumber, renderTexture)
I include actual code that worked below, I really want Director to progress
on buildRefs (me)
  if(voidp( gmem.texture("reflections")))then
    pnt=gmem.newtexture("reflections", #cubemapRenderTexture,64)
      pnt.renderformat=#rgba5550
    pnt.nearfiltering=true
  end if
  pc=gmem.newcamera("blank")
  pc.fieldOfView=90
  pc.parent=pmod
  renderRefs()
end
on renderRefs(me)
  if(not(g3D))then
    sprite(1).camera=pc
    repeat with vNext=1 to 6
      vRots=[vector(-90,-90,-90),vector(-90,90,90),vector(-90,180,0),vector(90,180,0),vector(0, 0,180),vector(180,0,0)]
      pc.transform.rotation=vRots[vNext]
      sprite(1).rendertocubemap (pc, vNext, pnt)
    end repeat
    sprite(1).camera=pmod
  end if
end
I'd really like to see working versions of:
3dMember.rendertocubemap ( pCubeTexture, faceNumber, renderTexture)
3dMember.rendertocubemap ( pCubeTexture, camera1,  camera2, camera3, camera4, camera5, camera6 )
I think we'd all benefit.
Cheers,
James (www.imigea.com/www.gamevial.com)

Answer 1

The reason you get stuck at frame 190 is because you are constantly telling it to go there if the key is pressed in the onEnterFrame function
You should get away from using the onEnterFrame and use listeners for the keys instead...
     var keyListener:Object = new Object();
     Key.addListener(keyListener);
     keyListener.onKeyDown = keyDownF;
     keyListener.onKeyUp = keyUpF;
Then just create the keyDownF and keyUpF functions to do what you need.