Will Welker

Ah, that makes more sense now.

I noticed this as well.
From the release note:

The Puzzles editor is now linked directly to your application and not to the stock player. This way you can now add JS code to your apps hassle-free and use Puzzles at the same time. Particularly, you can properly implement interaction between code and Puzzles via External Interface. The corresponding demo app was updated to reflect these changes.

This seems to indicate that Puzzles should be usable for custom applications.
I noticed that in the applications directory, I could copy the custom_call folder and save it under a new name. It would then appear in the App Manager with Puzzles enabled. (maybe a short term work-around)

You can enter HTML for a link in the Annotations block.

I think the label (A) still needs to have its text box expanded if you enter a longer tag name.

The three.js engine is already included in your Verge3D app. One of the issues on my list to understand is how to implement three.js code into the Verge3D architecture. Three.js examples do all of their initializing operations as part of the example. In Verge3D, all that initializing is already done. So eventually I need to learn where to delineate the three.js examples and cut out the initialization parts that are already included within a Verge3D app.

Ok, I got it figured out. I think what is confusing about this, is that for an example, the expectation is that it is all complete and working.
Here is an idea to dumb it down a little:
Add three buttons, one for each box, label each on “Call external function.”
When clicked these will call MyJSFunction() from an existing JS file and do a console log: “Called MyJSFunction from External_Call.js.
In this external function, place a call back to the Puzzles “When called from JS” block.
Maybe with a comment in the JS file: //This function calls the Puzzles block OpenCover.
Then, console.log(“Call from MyJSFunction to open the” + which_box + “box”);

Or something like that LOL
Anyway, it would go full circle from Puzzles to custom JS and back to Puzzles with full comments and console logs to explain what is happening.

Still getting an uncaught error in the ‘External Call” example.

It seems like if I was adding my own functions to call, it should be in External_Call.js, but there is no such file.

Spleeve,
By chance are you using Chrome on Mac? I have noticed that WebGL in Chrome on a Mac has issues.
Also does the Suzanne model that comes with V3D show up ok?

This forum was just recently created so maybe there are still some issues with uploads and attachments. With a new product launch like this, I expect all the devs are pretty busy.