Jack Seymour

Is that still dependant on how you name the objects? for example if there is 10 objects in a group do you have to add all of the to the list and name them correctly?

Thanks for all the effort you have put into this! Really appreciate it. Having played around with your solution a bit it seems I was getting a very similar result to the what I had, as in I still couldn’t select a room and its walls together.

However, what you example has shown me is that you can call objects (for show/hide) by using their name in a string. Therfore with a bit of renaming of the of the objects I can acheive what I wanted with much simpler puzzles! In the attached I’ve added the suffix ‘_walls’ to wall objects, and append that onto the end of picked object. Screenshots of this attached.

On another note, I was having a browse through the developer reference wiki and came across this for objects:

.groupNames : Array
An array specifying groups this object belongs to. Used for grouping/referencing collections of objects.

Wondering if this could be exposed through puzzles (not a developer so not a clue if/how this would be done) but might be really helpful in certain instances like these.

Feel free to have a look! Model is here: https://we.tl/t-Qr7gDvqn69

I have tried reducing sun intesity and increasing environment intensity but there is no change. It seems as though it ignores the scene background when have a sun and publish.

I’m now having an issue where the empty i’m using to drive the texture coordinates for the gradient material for the context isn’t working when exporting to gltf. Is this a known issue to have problems when other objects are being used for texture coordinates?

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks.