Annotation (not easy to use)

Hi,

Recently we released a more flexible method for adding annotations. The Puzzle is located in the HTML category and is called bing elem. So you can define an arbitrary HTML container to follow 3D your object. You can also use HTML puzzles to setup the close button of the window.

The HTML elements can be designed using external web design software or by hand and added to the main .html file of your app.

I see. You don’t need the bind elem puzzle then. See our game example released with 2.4 version – it displays info window over the 3d scene.

It’s Farmers Journey :)

The puzzles in that example are shifted to the right-bottom – just drag them out

I’ll ask our designer to assist you :)

Hi, Vincent. I think the only way for you is to create an HTML element over the application and hide/show it on the click by changing div’s visibility like it made in farmer’s journey. You can create an html element using any visual html constructor (like webflow or google web designer) and using specific HTML for example Set Style puzzle set the Display to “None” (invisible) or “Block” (visible), as I did it in the Farmer’s Journey demo. Look how it made in webflow . You will need to create a specific ID for your DIV element, and the using Puzzle black to call this div by the name and setting a specific parameters to it. I’m not a coder, but theres no need to code just to understand the logic of the process. I’ll try to explain it step by step:
1. You creating an HTML elements using any visual html editor.
2. Enbed your application to it with this code <iframe src=”application_name.html” width=”100%” height=”100%” frameborder=”0″></iframe> – insert it somewhere in the body or a lowest div.
3. Add a unic ID to all elements of your html site with wich will be created interation.
3. Then put all this ready html site in the application folder.
4. Then using html puzzles Set Sstyle – Display (Block/None) (don’t forget to theck the “In Doc” checkbox) you can change visibility of any elememt using it’s ID. You can study Farmer’s Journey or Teapot Heater puzzles for details.

vincent wrote:

I don’t understand the practice of the frame who’s appear at left (in the application Twen camera), It’s a not easy for the user.

It’s not the best example. Better to create html page separately and then just call them using html puzzles like On Event to unhide already prepared divs or buttons.