Alexander Kovelenov

Thanks!

Basically, the offset between the camera and the control object should stay as low as possible. You could parent some (semi-transparent) object to the control point and show it when offset is too large.

Hope you figure out why updating is performed. Regarding DEBUG_WP_MAIL, unfortunately yes, this feature works only for the last email.

Hi,
Sure! It should work just fine in Chrome and other browsers. See the sources of the Farmers Journey game for an example implementation:

Also check out the docs.

• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Alexander Kovelenov.
• This reply was modified 4 months ago by Alexander Kovelenov.

Hi,
We’ll consider implementing Musgrave node in the near future. Stay tuned!

Hi,
Thanks for the suggestion, we’ll think about it!

Hi,
There is a feature called 2D gallery + 3D which allows adding 3D view along with regular 2D product imagery.

Alternatively, you might create a cover image above your 3D scene and hide it on click with Puzzles.

Hi,
Blender 4.2 comes with a new material option to switch transparency called “Blend Mode”. By default it is set to “Auto”, which means the exporter looks into the node tree to figure out how to render things. Perhaps you have something connected to Alpha input or maybe the Alpha is less than 1.0… In any case, you can force your material to be rendered as non-transparent by setting “Blend Mode” to “Opaque”.

Hi, you might use the print to console puzzle to print the values of all your variables to find out what’s wrong.