Ivan Lyubovnikov

Hi,

Can you provide a test file with both textures to reproduce the issue?

johngrigni wrote:

I’ve stumbled on another problem – when the height reaches a certain point (controlled by a morph value – shape key) this one face on the front gets all strange, as per the photo.

Oh, yeah, this one of the limitations of shape keys. We should probably add information about that in the manual.

The reason the face looks weird is because a certain shape key when fully applied turns some faces inside out and verge3d doens’t handle this case well. The “diagonal.frame” object has a couple shape keys like that (heightOpen and moveDownOpen):

The solution is to rework these shape keys, for example heightOpen can be changed to this:

– this way there’s no faces turned inside out anymore. There is a drawback though – the shape key now affects the mesh to a lesser extent than before. It means that in order to acheive the same shape with this new shape key you need to use larger values (more than 1) in puzzles, i.e. if you change a shape key to be 3 times smaller then you can just multiply the morph factor by 3 right before using it in “set morph factor” puzzles.

Hi,

Do you mean playing video files via audio/video puzzles?

And about the video player function you mentioned: do you mean usual video playback controls?

Hi,

Here’s an example of such puzzle setup:

Hi, it’s in the Verge3D subcategory. See here: https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/max/Lighting-and-Rendering.html#light_probes

Hi, I couldn’t reproduce the bug with the multiline puzzle. Can you show us what that error exactly looks like or maybe a link to your app?

Hi,

You should use the application’s main camera for that, it’s available from the application instance as app.camera. Also, the project method returns coordinates in range of [-1, 1]. You can convert them to screen pixels like this:

myVec3.project(app.camera);

var width = app.getWidth();
var height = app.getHeight();

var x = (0.5 + myVec3.x / 2) * width;
var y = (0.5 - myVec3.y / 2) * height;

Hi sirhc,

Touch speed is affected by a different property rotateSpeedTouch. So you also need to add this line:

app.controls.rotateSpeedTouch *= -1;