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Does this element has position as Absolute, if not then z-index will not work.
Yes I gave both the div of the video and the .v3d-simple-preloader-background the position:absolute class.
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You must be logged in to view attached files.ellepucciParticipantI solved this problem myself changing the a into div.
Don’t know if it is the best way but it does the workellepucciParticipantIt seems that you are having problems even exporting the file ’cause when I open bolts-1.blend the only thing I can see are some screws. :/
So maybe the problem is linked to the file itself.The only idea that I have atm is maybe you didn’t use lights to bright up your model (tip: if you use an hdri map it would light up your objects in a more realistic way)
Another solution is maybe to move your camera or to rescale your model
Sorry if the suggestions are basic but don’t know if you are new to this or a pro :)
ellepucciParticipantSorry the attachment for me is empty.
There is only the camera but no objects.
Maybe try to reupload it?ellepucciParticipantHi
Developer teamEven I have experienced the similar difficulty. Especially when I put youtube or any video link to annotations.
User has to pause or stop the video and then click on the annotation to close video, else even though video window is closed the video keeps playing in background ( sound of video can be heard ) till you again go to video and stop/pause it.Don’t know if what I did is useful to you because I did not put my video inside the annotation itself (in my work the annotation is only to mark some interactive elements).
I created a div where I put my iframe and then I styled my video with code (traditional code) and puzzle.
In this way my video appear at the center of the page and the video is centered in the div I created.In the attachment I leave u my coding. Don’t know if it’s efficient and the correct way, but this worked for me. :)
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You must be logged in to view attached files.ellepucciParticipantThere is the easy way and the hard way.
The easy (hack) way to get a video in iframe to stop playing after you hide it, is to change the SRC property of the iframe at the same time of your hide event to something else, like a static image with your logo on it.
The hard (proper) way would be to use the vimeo api
https://player.vimeo.com/api/demoGood luck
Thank you so much for the explanation.
I tryed to use the simple version and it works, but unfortunatly is a 1 time thing and I need to be able to rewatch it.I tryed to make a function linked to the close button (X) that change the src video code to an image, and then
i created a function for the open objects that change the image back to the src video code,but I can’t make it work.*I make some changes while writing this and my *temporary* solution is this:
Made a function for close button (X) – it works as you suggested
Instead of the group of objects I tryed to link the function (image back to src video code) to a reload button (R) and it works!Thank you! Is a temporary solution but it’s perfect for the presentation I have
Some example in the attachment if someone need help :)
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You must be logged in to view attached files.ellepucciParticipantThank you so much!
This solved my problem :) -
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