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  • This topic has 35 replies, 7 voices, and was last updated 2 months ago by kdv.
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  • 2023-10-22 at 6:15 pm #67807
    kdv
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    Seamless transition between idle and hello and back to idle

    https://v3d.net/bt9

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    2024-06-19 at 10:48 am #75025
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv
    I wonder if the following scenario is possible with your plugin. I have objects that sometimes have a single material applied, and sometimes need a multimaterial assigned. So within the mesh I have two subsets that can either have material A+A, B+B, C+C, etc. or have A+B, A+C, etc.
    Or do you have other tools/ideas to make this possible?

    Ideally I want to avoid having to modify the app making the objects have two meshes, or having to duplicate all materials, if that makes sense.

    2024-06-19 at 11:34 am #75026
    kdv
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    Why not? Quite possble. Depends on your logic.

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    2024-06-19 at 12:26 pm #75028
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv Because I don’t see how this is possible. If I assign a material to a single mesh, then subselect a part of the mesh and assign the same material, how then do I differentiate?
    Or vice versa, if I have an object with material A and B, and I replace material A with C and B with C, how do I then go back to the object having material A and B?

    2024-06-19 at 12:35 pm #75032
    kdv
    Participant

    Easy.

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    2024-06-19 at 1:21 pm #75035
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv ok, thanks, that looks promising. It’s not clear to me however how I can create a submesh in Blender without assigning more than 1 material to it.

    2024-06-19 at 1:25 pm #75036
    kdv
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    studiogijs wrote:

    It’s not clear to me however how I can create a submesh in Blender without assigning more than 1 material to it.

    Actually it’s not clear to me what are you talking about :unsure:

    You don’t need to create any special meshes or submeshes in Blender. You just create an object, assingn several materials to it as usual and export the scene. The puzzle can replace any material on any object in the scene.

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    2024-06-19 at 1:31 pm #75037
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv I initially don’t start with a multimaterial object, but apparently that’s a no go, and I need to export the object with a multimaterial in order to assign different or the same material to different subobjects later. I’ll go ahead and get your plugin to see if that works.

    2024-06-19 at 1:34 pm #75038
    kdv
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    studiogijs wrote:

    I initially don’t start with a multimaterial object

    In that case you can’t make this object multi-material afterwards. This should be done on Blender beforehands. Your objects should initially have the desired amount of material slots.

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    2024-06-19 at 2:00 pm #75039
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv
    thanks, that makes sense.
    I get an error when trying this. What am I missing?

    https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:606b34768b/my_awesome_app.zip

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    2024-06-19 at 2:24 pm #75046
    kdv
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    For some unknown reason the global variable LIST_NONE is not defined in your visual_logic.js :unsure:

    Wait a sec, I’ll fix it…

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    2024-06-19 at 3:07 pm #75049
    kdv
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    Download the fix, reload and resave your puzzles.

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    2024-06-19 at 3:31 pm #75051
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv
    perfect now, thanks!

    2024-06-19 at 3:41 pm #75052
    studiogijs
    Customer

    @kdv77kdv, one more question, I will have many objects that need to be assigned either a single or multimaterial.
    Is there a more efficient way to handle multiple objects? Since the submesh name will constantly change.

    2024-06-19 at 3:44 pm #75053
    kdv
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    maybe later I will rework this puzzle to be a little more universal for using in loops with different objects, but not now…

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