Ivan Lyubovnikov

Hi,

You can use a variable to assign the percentage value to. And then in “exec script” it should be available from the built-in VARS object:

Hi, thanks for the report! This bug will be fixed in the next update.

Hi,

You might find this method useful: Vector3.setFromSphericalCoords(radius, phi, theta), where phi is the polar angle and theta is aziumthal.

So, does the link “index.html” not work if you click on it?

Hi,

hasanyluthfi wrote:

the problem is when I upload, the one uploaded is the one without customization (Army.html)

Do you mean uploading to Verge3D CDN (the button with an arrow pointing upwards)?

Hi Branden,

Branden Coker wrote:

There must be a way to specify an precise color while using the Filmic view transform.

You can disable Filmic per material via js API. There’s a toneMapped material property, which needs to be set to “false”:

This is how it can be done for the “orange bullet.blend” example:

var led = app.scene.getObjectByName('led');
led.material.toneMapped = false;

minor update: we’ve updated the documentation about using React/Vue with the Puzzles Editor: https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/programmers_guide/Integration-with-Reactjs-Vuejs.html#using_the_puzzles_editor
– it’s a bit easier than the approach described in this thread here: https://www.soft8soft.com/topic/vue-js-puzzle-editor/#post-27426

sirhc wrote:

Always on the same thing: the code file’s make their own canvas camera’s en render’s:

So:
camera = new v3d.PerspectiveCamera(75, window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight, 1, 2000);———> how do I use my exciting camera

scene = new v3d.Scene();———> how do I use my exciting scene

renderer = new v3d.WebGLRenderer();———>HHow do I convert this to my exciting scene??
How do I convert that to my puzzle project….

Hi, if you want to add code from examples either into your application’s js files or into puzzles via “exec script”, then there is an “app” variable for accessing your camera, scene, etc…

“app” is a parameter in the runCode() function (see more info here: https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/introduction/Using-JavaScript.html#Method_2_Standard)

Also, “app” is built-in in “exec script”:
https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/puzzles/Advanced.html#exec_script

In both cases you can just use app.scene, app.camera and app.renderer to reference what is already created in your application.

sirhc wrote:

Also I tried to use the execute puzzle to create buffergeometrie,….
can’t seem to make that work either,….
Is there an working example anywhere??

That shouldn’t be a problem. Can you describe what you exactly want to achieve?