My Verge 3D Experience

Grimmy….sorry you have had a bad experience. Unfortunately, you might be experiencing what many people are experiencing globally at this time of the year. With many people on holiday, with others cramming work in to finish the end of the year .. etc. In general, people are slammed right now so response times on the forums can be slow. Since the forums are just a “help me if you can” scenario, you can’t expect to get an answer, you can only hope for one. However there are several companies and individuals on here that I sure would help you out if you wanted to pay for professional services. Otherwise…you are at the mercy of everyone’s free time which is just at a premium right now…at least it is for me.

Puzzles, like all programming languages, take time to learn and become masterful at, not including lots of hard incremental lessons of getting something wrong and trying a different approach. If you are familiar with programming in general then I am sure you are aware what it takes to learn a new one. There are many people on this forum that have had great success using puzzles and implementing some very complicated projects. But the success of any project is based on the person(s) performing the work and their experience at using the tools such as V3D in conjunction with other tools such as JavaScript, CSS, etc.

I did not respond to any of your forum requests for one reason. I didn’t feel you dug deep enough into find the solutions yourself and you provided very little detail that would allow me to say anything other than..did you read the user guide?

So lets review – “Hide not working” – it works perfectly well. It has no known issues that I am aware of. Yuri gave you a hint. Mesh or empty? Have you tested whether you can hide an object that is parented to an empty…with nothing else in your scene and no other puzzles? Have you tried just hiding the object/mesh? If you try these alone..you will have your answer.

“How do I create a loop that repeats every second”. This was such a generic question with no detail…I didn’t respond to it either.
There are Time puzzles that fire every second or any interval you want. Instead of showing a picture fragment of your puzzles, how about a bit more information about what you tried, what didn’t work, why it didnt work. With a topic like this, I again figured you had read the user guide/manual so I didn’t respond.

“Fails to Add Annotations Sometimes”. Well..this immediately sounded like you have a way to diagnose it. WebGL is single threaded. This means that you can calcuate things faster than they can be displayed. So if you generate a bunch of annotations there are a number of potential problems here are two. 1. You max out the memory and you just wont display any more. 2. You iterated the next annotation before it was displayed. Believe it or not there is a maximum number of annotations that can be displayed and it varies by device, OS and browser. Long before you get to that number the browser will give up and stop displaying them or just cause your application to crash.

When you return to V3D, just keep in mind if you want help, help those out that are willing to give it by letting us know all the real things and reproductive steps you did to solve it. Otherwise…you might return and get the same result.