bigmike814

I would worry more about the password being stored on the client side than seeing it on the screen. If it were me I’d use server side validation. You can do this by using the advanced puzzles and some server side php. If you’re only doing a few users then json will work. If you’re allowing users to create their account and then log in later you’ll need to set up a database.

Anyway, I didn’t try this but this should give you your answer (see image). Here is the documentation as well. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input/password

Your clients web admin should be able to get that working for you. It looks like they use a router to call file paths. If you’re not good, with code, just let them handle it. You can open up a can of worms if you don’t know what you’re doing.

If you absolutely must figure it out, check out the framework documentation. You’ll have to tell the URL dispatcher (django router I suppose) what the file path is and link it to https://www.tablacasa.com/configurator/. Check the link below for the framework documentation. It’s a python based framework, so it shouldn’t be too hard to figure it out.

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/5.1/topics/http/urls/

I’m getting close to needing to do the same. I’m probably going to get the plugin below but am trying to figure out how I want to handle the backend stuff before I do. I might do a separate landing page for what I’m doing.

https://app.gumroad.com/checkout

or you can set up this if you’re any good with some basic coding https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-design-runtime-generated-pdf-via-html/

4.7 already? It looks like I have some catching up to do.

Xeon, that’s a good idea but the plane is a moving plane to show measurement. I had used the annotate function, but with that I cant style it at all. I think the first suggestion you had would be the best for me. I could parent the div to an empty that moves.

Those only work if the origins are touching. The collision detection will detect if part of the object is touching part of the other object. Try searching a thread on it. Some have made demos that will probably help you.

Xeon, this is awesome.

Question, have you done any demos on the sprites you use for the GUI? See the photo. I cant remember if this is something you covered yet, but I like how it always stays forward facing and stays the same size no matter where the camera is from perspective.