Hey, about loading scenarios

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2019-03-14 at 3:47 am #12685

Citrus sinensis
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How do I load a new scenario while preserving the original environment

2019-03-14 at 7:29 am #12696
Yuri Kovelenov
Staff
Hi,

You can load more JavaScript code in run time using this method:
```
var script = document.createElement("script");
script.src = url;  
document.head.appendChild(script); 
```
You can run this snippet with Puzzles as descibed here

Took it from here.

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2019-03-14 at 7:55 am #12699

Citrus sinensis
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Thank you for your reply
It’s difficult for me. Maybe there will be a simpler way?
For example, in the example given by you (load_unload), can I grab the surrounding environment and then give it to a new scene?

2019-03-14 at 7:56 am #12700

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

Citrus sinensis wrote:

can I grab the surrounding environment and then give it to a new scene?

yes you can export it to a separate glTF file and load with a new scene

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2019-03-14 at 8:00 am #12701

Citrus sinensis
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Is there a way to read the color above the button and assign it to the object?

2019-03-14 at 2:49 pm #12763

Yuri Kovelenov
Staff

It is better to hard-code the color value and not retrieve it from an HTML element or an object. And yes, you can set the material color with Puzzles.
https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/Materials.html

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2019-03-14 at 3:06 pm #12767

Citrus sinensis
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Thank you very much, I got the results I wanted from your suggestion. Although it is not simple
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