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Check this out. The boolean doing what I need it to do.
I still need to tune it in for what I need it to do, but figured this might give some of those who have been asking for this for a number of years now.
Cheers,
Michael
2023-11-11 at 3:17 am in reply to: Stop object movement and restore previous object position? #68414bigmike814CustomerTry the puzzle that I posted last. It is less complicated and is based on moving in increments rather than dragging.
bigmike814Customerfinal Verge3D 4.5 release
Nice. Good news. Do you have an ETA? I have a work around solution, but if it’s coming in the next month or so it might be worth focusing on other parts of my project.
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2023-11-10 at 9:01 am in reply to: Stop object movement and restore previous object position? #68365bigmike814CustomerYou’ll want to get the position when not touching and when touching set the position to the variable you used to get the position when not touching. Also when not touching use the change position. That will allow you to change it by that amount, not actually set it to that location.
Try to get the file I sent working and mess with it. It will help you understand the ghosting better.
2023-11-10 at 8:56 am in reply to: Stop object movement and restore previous object position? #68363bigmike814CustomerI did try to view your app in App manager, but could not see its puzzles.
It should work. I tested it to make sure and it works on my end. Are you seeing this in the app manager?
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2023-11-10 at 8:46 am in reply to: Stop object movement and restore previous object position? #68354bigmike814CustomerThere are a few procedures you’ll need to achieve this. But here is the main one.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.2023-11-10 at 8:39 am in reply to: Stop object movement and restore previous object position? #68352bigmike814CustomerI attached the file in a zip. You’ll have to download it and add it to your app folder. Look under where it says attachments.
I wanna move that object around at moderate speed, as a 2d playable character. I don’t want moving characters to phase through walls.
Yeah but you’re setting it to the y position. It’s going to move there not a slight movement. Use the change position to move it slightly.
2023-11-10 at 8:15 am in reply to: Stop object movement and restore previous object position? #68349bigmike814CustomerSee the app I included. This is a test I did for items touching and repositioning.
Also, when you’re moving the object are you only wanting it to move slightly? You’re moving it along the 7 by .03 from side to side. I think you’re wanting to use the “change position by” puzzle.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.bigmike814CustomerXeon, I might be interested in some free lance stuff. Let me know if you want to chat.
bigmike814CustomerYou should code it yourself. Elementor is as much of a learning curve as learning HTML and CSS.
I’d recommend checking out a bootstrap tutorial on YouTube. There’s also free templates and the components are free.
Also download visual studio code to edit in. 90% of the tutorials online will use it so it’s easy to follow along.
The only reason they recommend web flow is because it allows you to insert your own html (so you can insert an iframe). I wouldn’t even do that. Just code it on the html file they give you. If you need the index.html file, just change the name when you upload it to c-panel.
If you can learn the puzzles, HTML is easy AF.
bigmike814Customerthat’s bitchin! Good job.
bigmike814CustomerAs a workaround you may use cloning and geometriy batching to make several holes in one step.
I guess I could use the same material on the edges. Would that separate out the similar material and leave the transparent material?
I’m just curious at this point.
bigmike814CustomerI’m building a shed/garage configurator and want to hide the inside framing so I don’t have a stud going through the window.
Sometimes I’d need to hide the door and maybe even a couple windows. Which is why I’d need more than one boolean per mesh.
I’m going to use physics and hide anything touching. And add additional studs per item added.
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