Color plugin for Verge3D:create a color picker easily and quickly

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2021-04-07 at 7:04 am #39950

zjbcool
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Hi,
The Color plugin for Verge3D can create a color picker easily and quickly and with no need for HTML/CSS/JS or images, just a few puzzles.
Here is an example to show how to set up.
color-plugin-example

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2021-04-07 at 10:07 am #39953

Yuri Kovelenov
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excellent work!

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2021-04-15 at 5:09 am #40155

GLiFTeK
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This plugin has so much potential for places in so many projects!

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2022-09-09 at 9:56 pm #55702

raykjvdl
Customer

Is it possible to get a short tutorial. I’ve torn through this plugin and cannot find how you inserted Div id=default. I understand the concept but have not been able to get the picker to appear in my app.

2022-09-09 at 10:51 pm #55703

kdv
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Try this

And don’t forget to add load script puzzle in the Init section

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2022-09-10 at 12:27 pm #55728
Raykjvdl
Customer
I see the problem I was having. I was not loading the script

I also didn’t realize the puzzle created the html div automatically. I thought I had to create the div and assign it within the puzzle. Is there a way to do that using the “element” option? I would like to put the the picker into a html/css drawer that appears when its clicked or hovered. Right now the the div that is created has an inline style of “absolute” I would like to have it bare bones so I can style it and place it where I want within the html.
```
<body>
  <div id="v3d-container">
    <div id="fullscreen_button" class="fullscreen-button fullscreen-open" title="Toggle fullscreen mode"></div>
    <div id="default_test" class="default-test">Color Picker here</div>
  </div>
</body>
```
The current setup I have isn’t working as I had hoped. See attachment.

Thanks in advance.

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2022-09-10 at 6:44 pm #55732

kdv
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So what’s the problem? You can add this color picker to any element on the page.

For example, here’s the color picker appended to an annotation.

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2022-09-10 at 7:14 pm #55735

Raykjvdl
Customer

I’m wanting it to appear in a div of my choosing. i guess maybe im not understanding.

In this instance attached. I would think it would be inside of a div with the id “wheel_drawer” is this wrong?

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2022-09-10 at 7:20 pm #55737

kdv
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element – “wheel_drawer” (it’s a parent element)
id = “default” (it’s a color picker element)

The result: a color picker element with id “default” will be appended to an element with id “wheel_drawer” (if this id is present in HTML)

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2022-09-11 at 12:05 pm #55742

Raykjvdl
Customer

Thanks for continuing to help. Still am not able to get it to appear. When I use the base puzzle that comes with the plugin I’m able to get it to work in my app. When I try to attach it to an element, I’m not able to get it to work. I set it up as you described above and nothing populates the div “wheel_drawer”

See attached images for puzzle and html.

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2022-09-11 at 12:28 pm #55746

kdv
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on event of color:change is the event for a color picker with id “default”. “wheel_drawer” is just a parent node to which this color picker is attached. why do you listen to it to get color?

On your screenshot the “wheel_drower” node is empty. What are the reasons to append the color picker to an empty node that shows nothing?

On my side I see no problems. The attached color picker node follows its parent position and visibility…
https://v3d.net/9cj

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2022-09-11 at 3:20 pm #55749

Raykjvdl
Customer

I’m not wanting to attach the color picker to a node. I want to put it into a div that is manually coded. In the demo example the color picker is attached to an element in the 3d model, I can accomplish that, but I’m not interested in doing that. I am wanting to create an HTML interface and place the color picker into a div that that interacts with css and html.

For example the Scooter demo has a drawer on the right for changing the color of the scooter paint. Based on the same premise I would like to have the color picker inside the drawer, instead of having to have a button for each color.

The puzzle in the previous screen shot is my attempt to get the picker to show up in the html div id “wheel_color”. In the screen shot of the code, it is empty because I cant figure out how to get it to populate in that spot.

https://cdn.soft8soft.com/demo/applications/scooter/index.html

I hope this helps clarify what I am trying to achieve.

Thanks in advance!

2022-09-12 at 12:10 am #55751

kdv
Participant

And still I see no problem on my side. Just created <div> and attached the color picker to it.

Raykjvdl wrote:

I’m not wanting to attach the color picker to a node

<div> is a node.

Raykjvdl wrote:

In the screen shot of the code, it is empty because I cant figure out how to get it to populate in that spot.

Looks like you first create a color picker, trying to attach it to an unexisting <div> node “wheel_drawer”, than later in the code you create this node and as a result it’s empty )))

This variant is not working. You can’t append a childe node to an unexisting parent.

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2022-09-13 at 1:56 am #55778

Raykjvdl
Customer

Okay, I see. I was under the impression that I could manually code the div “wheel_drawer” into my index.html without using a puzzle. Then assign the color picker to that div.

I am creating a custom interface in an index.html and bringing the model in through and iframe. Just like the attached video tutorial.

I am able to get what you shown above to work. But I would like to nest the color picker into a div that is already coded into the .html page and not have the div generated by a puzzle.

2022-09-13 at 4:09 am #55780

kdv
Participant

Seems like you have a little ptoblem… The color picker puzzle that appends it to the chosen <div> doesn’t have one important option: in parent doc. That’s why you cannot append it to a <div> element in index.html. To do what you want you need to re-work a little the plugin (and the loaded script iro.js) to make it look for the necessary <div> in the parent document…

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