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2024-10-24 at 6:56 pm in reply to: Multiple Cameras / Split View / Picture in Picture – Quick Tip Tutorial #78097David DuperronCustomer
Thanks for your answer! Nice workaround indeed…
Is this commercial plugin already available? If so where can I get it?
RegardsDavid
2024-10-24 at 3:45 pm in reply to: Multiple Cameras / Split View / Picture in Picture – Quick Tip Tutorial #78088David DuperronCustomerHi @qiangge!
That looks nice!
How did you manage to get this? Would you share some tips or code?? :)Cheers
David
2024-10-24 at 3:29 pm in reply to: Multiple Cameras / Split View / Picture in Picture – Quick Tip Tutorial #78085David DuperronCustomerHi Xeon,
Yes I saw that second section, but for me, even if you load the same GLTF at the beginning, it behave from there as two seperate scenes, and the only way to “synchronize” the two scenes is to send messages from one to the other, to do the same thing in the second one as you just did in the first one… (or do something else as in your example).2024-10-24 at 2:36 pm in reply to: Multiple Cameras / Split View / Picture in Picture – Quick Tip Tutorial #78083David DuperronCustomerSame remark as kdv.
I just came across another way to get several camera views simultaneously here:
How to use 2 cameras three.js
This would be absolutely great to have in Verge3D!
Anyone would know how to integrate this in a Verge3D app?Another way would be to use a camera array, as in the following example:
verge3d-code-examples/webgl_camera_array.htmlCheers
David
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David DuperronCustomerOk great news! :)
David DuperronCustomerHi Kdv!
Yes I saw one of your old posts about that after I posted this message.
Now the question is: how do I use this three.js module instead of the V3D one??David DuperronCustomerHi!
Still no update on this bug?? this is quite annoying… :(David
David DuperronCustomerI’m digging this old post as I still have the issue…
I have created simple line objects in my scene, with LineBasicMaterial applied to them, no group, no parent excepted the Scene, and when I hover other objects for which I have set up a Hovering effect (outlining when hovering objects from a certain group), the outlining is also applied to the newly created objects!
Why does this happen??
How can I prevent this?The Xray option does not solve my problem…
Thanks for the help
David DuperronCustomerThanks guys for the update! clear and understood.
2024-10-02 at 7:09 am in reply to: Scroll bar for all animations ( for explode view with 10+ sequences) #77759David DuperronCustomerAnother example of animation controlled by the user is the E-Learning demo application (see E-Learning App).
This time all the interface is in 3D, no HTML here.
I think this one is a very good start for understanding this type of user-controlled animation.2024-10-02 at 7:04 am in reply to: Scroll bar for all animations ( for explode view with 10+ sequences) #77758David DuperronCustomerHi @Iren!
In the provided example (industrial robot) the scrollbar is a HTML element (ID = anim_navig_indicator), and its “left” style attribute is controlled every frame by the animation frame. See the puzzles below:
You could also use a HTML range input in your interface, and use the “input.value” to link it the the animation frame (for example you add an input event puzzle, attached to this range input, and you add an animation puzzle in the “do” slot to go to the desired frame of the animation.
David DuperronCustomerDone! :)
David DuperronCustomerHi @jezuk!
Did you manage to get what you wanted? I guess I’m trying to do the exact same thing…David DuperronCustomerOk that would of course “solve” this issue, but I’m not controlling the actual design of the equipment I need to replicate, and these cylinders actually DO cross the vertical axis, so I guess I will have to live with this weird flipping ( that goes unnoticed most of the time luckily…).
David DuperronCustomerSimple as that… :)
I was trying to ROTATE the camera which led to wierd things… did not think about just trying to MOVE it… duh.
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