Alexander Kovelenov

Hi Ignacio,

You can use the following code to override the built-in app.onResize() function:

const onResizeOld = app.onResize;

app.onResize = function() {
    onResizeOld.call(app);
    // place your code here
    console.log("Resized!");
}

Same with Puzzles:

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Hi, the scene looks good! Once the model placed in 3D space, snapping virtual space to “real” space is entirely up to the hardware used, so there is little we can do here.

Hi,
There is Three.js code snippet below on that page. The same can be easily done with Verge3D, as the APIs of the two frameworks are very similar.

Hi,

If the asset won’t be required anymore you might reset its source URL to free the memory (this will make it unusable after that):

If asset will be required, then we might need to consider making another puzzle However… using the snippet above you could restore the old video URL too!

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Unfortunately, the minimal Python version to run Verge3D is 3.7. The Rocky 8.10 release notes state that you have up to Python 3.12 available. Please install the recent version from the repos.

Unfortunately not in the nearest future, since this is not quite easy to implement. As workaround you might try to create a wireframe-like object (conventional mesh which looks like a wireframe).

Hi,
Please open “Network” tab in Chrome “Developer Tools” to see more info why the asset is not loaded.

Hi, indeed the shape keys info gets lost for line rendering. However you might try to use the wireframe puzzle instead.