Here's the code :
/*
We have imported to the Library a 160 by 160 jpeg image, shuttle160m.jpg. Using the Properties - Linkage item in the Library menu, we exported the image to AS3 under the class name 'Shuttle'.
*/
var picWidth:Number=160;
var picHeight:Number=160;
//The gap, in pixels betwen the image and its reflection.
var gap:Number=1;
var goLeft:Boolean=false;
var goRight:Boolean=false;
/*
'Shuttle' is a BitmapData object which can be instantiated at runtime. This is what we are doing in the next line. Then we create two Bitmaps, 'topImg' and 'reflImg', to hold the image and its reflection, repectively.
*/
var imgBD:BitmapData=new Shuttle(160,160);
var topImg:Bitmap=new Bitmap(imgBD);
var reflImg:Bitmap=new Bitmap(imgBD);
/*
Since we want to rotate the image and its reflection about a vertical axis through the center of both images, we create containers topCont and reflCont and position the images in those containers so the registration point is in the center. Since we want the whole assembly to have its own perspective projection, we create a container for both containers, ppCont.
*/
var topCont:Sprite=new Sprite();
var reflCont:Sprite=new Sprite();
var ppCont:Sprite=new Sprite();
this.addChild(ppCont);
topCont.addChild(topImg);
topImg.x=-picWidth/2;
topImg.y=-picHeight/2;
reflCont.addChild(reflImg);
reflImg.x=-picWidth/2;
reflImg.y=-picHeight/2;
//We flip the reflected image about the x axis.
reflCont.rotationX=180;
ppCont.addChild(topCont);
topCont.x=picWidth/2;
topCont.y=picHeight/2;
topCont.z=0;
ppCont.addChild(reflCont);
reflCont.x=topCont.x;
reflCont.y=topCont.y+picHeight+gap;
reflCont.z=0;
var pp:PerspectiveProjection=new PerspectiveProjection();
pp.fieldOfView=55;
pp.projectionCenter=new Point(picWidth/2,picHeight/2);
ppCont.transform.perspectiveProjection=pp;
/*
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