Alexander Kovelenov

Hi,
There are no specific puzzles required for making it work. The most probable cause of this misbehavior might be specifying a wrong value for the “query selector” puzzle, hence it does not return anything. You might use the print to console puzzle to verify that the proper element is returned by the query selector.

Hi,
Unfortunately, it’s not possible to disable the propagation of scaling through the bone hierarchy in Verge3D. You might try to create additional “scalable” bones to address this problem.

Hi,
Sure, you can modify the source puzzles of this app a to make multiple objects work. Just use some variable as an “active object” and move that instead of directly referencing the object by the name.

Hi, the code in the “exec script” puzzle does not seem to be a valid JavaScript… Are you trying to get some value of an HTML element?

Hi,
This code should be executed like this:
bpy.ops.export_scene.v3d_gltf(filepath="/path/example.gltf")

• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by Alexander Kovelenov.
• This reply was modified 3 months, 1 week ago by Alexander Kovelenov.

Hi sergeverge,
Indeed this depends on the target hardware. However, on quite recent devices (both desktop and mobile) the answer to most of your questions would be “hundreds”.

Hi,
What does it show in console if you open your scene in the Puzzles editor?

Hi,

Camera Control Object is the offset itself, however it does not mean the VR headset can’t move beyond its initial coordinates. You might need to create some “virtual bounding” to prevent that from happening.

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