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Are you using compressed assets?
If not, that would help.
Have you modified your HTML?
What’s it look like?

Whoops, for some reason I had only seen your latest post.

Almost looks like an inverted ambient occlusion map.

Cool product.
Is that for designing modular small living spaces?
Shipping containers?

Yes just use the “updated value” as your value for your element’s property.

Look at the top of your preview frame in your puzzle editor.
Frame rate is there.

Also…

Starting from version 3.2, Verge3D comes with the built-in FPS counter. You can activate it by:

Quickly pressing F, F, F (triple F) on your keyboard.
Using JavaScript and the showFPS() API method.

From – user manual check your frame rate

Take a look at the robot arm example project in your app manager to see how some of this is done. It doesn’t use bones I don’t think, but similar connections are used.

Hi,
To send data to js from events, in your events puzzle put an “exec script”

Follow instructions in that link to pass puzzle vars to your js vars…

In js, to call puzzle procedures in Verge use:

`
v3d.puzzles.procedures.proc_name(arg1,arg2);
`

(Thanks to CyberFox for that snippet of code)

Just an out there thought…
But, couldn’t soft8soft, now with the mobile export feature streamlined, actually make Verge3D ITSELF into a mobile app??

Which then could be used in phones and tablets??

Just a thought.

I mean, I’ve used it on my phone off my home network using the networking option, but not out and about, which would be fantastic.