Mariusz

Hi Xeon, thanks for your thoughts! You’re completely right, big projects require much more skill than two persons can actually handle. So far, we’ve been working on such projects with my partner in a team of 2 and (like it always is in starting a new company) we took all of these roles. Which is very exhausting and definitely not efficient. ;)

But with the experience we gained, we now plan to expand the team and organize the work for new people. Our projects are quite big and complex so I guess we’ll start with one person responsible for creating 3D assets and optimizing the shaders/geometry, and the second one responsible for puzzles and HTML/CSS, etc. And one of us would be responsible for managing the project, collecting feedback from a client, deadlines, etc. And hopefully, in the future, the team will grow with more specialized talents.

Viewport display Color it’s an object property in Blender. By using the material node “Object Info”, and the slot “Color” we can use one material for different objects and each of these objects can have its own color assigned.

It works, thank you again!
In my case, I used the object’s mesh Blender name in getObjectByName and used object.objectIndex = 1; and now it works like a charm.

I simply expected that it might be some more elegant and pure solution for this. But ok, maybe it will appear in the future. ;) Thank you for your help, it worked anyway!

That seems like a fine solution in some cases, thank you. But how can I stop the procedure completely, in the middle of it? In the middle of this “animation”, whenever the user clicks the button?

So obvious, thank you! ;)

I need to create the “connection lines” that represent the energy flow. I have a thin cylinder mesh, and thanks to the shader from the image below I can slide the glowing effect along it. In the circled value I can type #frame and it perfectly animates the flow in Blender. But unfortunately, it doesn’t work in Verge3D. I also tried to set up this value via puzzle but it requires a number input and rejects the # symbol.