c4cc

xeon wrote:

Hi there,
As a note, the EveryFrame puzzle…doesn’t and should not be in the keydown or keyup events. This logic should be in your startup sequence as it will execute then continue to execute every frame. The testing of whether a clone should be created should still be in the key up or down events.

Just my two cents…good luck

I’ll keep this in mind, thanks

kdv wrote:

https://drive.google.com/…/view?usp=sharing

This is helpful, thanks for this. Sorry for the late reply, I was busy af last night. Now, my only 2 questions atm is, 1) how do I get the cloned wall to only appear in front of my character a few numbers away, and 2), if the wall clones more than once, any way to set the number of cloning?

I believe the “5” in remainder of determines the location of object, while “Remainder < 5.1” and “Remainder > 4.9” determines area to clone wall.

My variation of your answer:
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Once again, thanks for your helpful answer.

On second thought, it seems that even though your solution works well, with everyframe it seems unresponsive

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It’s unresponsive with these:
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credit to kdv for suggesting me these puzzles for moving player last time

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xeon wrote:

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In a procedure…test where your cube is and create the clone if conditions are met.

I’m trying to create a player that will trigger a background object, so i need the the “every frame” call to move my player

So how do I do this using the get position/rotation puzzle? This puzzle’s the only one that locates position of object

I want my transparency effects in blender to appear in verge3d, exactly as they do in blender.
No, I don’t want the green outline colors to disappear when they are inside object.

My shader nodes, and desired transparency shader for verge3d are in below screenshots.

c4cc wrote:

also, my procedural nodes

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abd3d wrote:

There is demo available in verge3d store for transparency, you should check it out for more understanding how it works.
enable screen space refraction for that material in post processing in puzzle, you can find in the demo how to use it,
Use world ( environment) instead of simple grey color so that you can see refraction and reflection easily.
Use glossy bsdf instead of glass bsdf

That transparency demo doesn’t show the glass/glossy shader for transparency for objects.

I tried to use screen space refraction, no luck sadly.

I did try glossy bsdf, looks like the closest to what I need at least

sadly still no change when I viewed in sneak peak

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