xeon

This particular type of animation can be done using a sprite sheet. You can use any animation, motion graphic or image editor package you want to create the water animation. You can then use the sprite sheet and animate it in any 3D package supported by V3D. You can use constraints to ensure your sprite map always faces the camera during orbits and camera moves or use multiple intersecting planes.

Creating water effects can be done but are time consuming and difficult… typically. What methods have you tried already that you have found unsatisfactory?

Can you provide:

A video of the situation you are trying to simulate?

A screen shot of the rendering quality and style your project will use

The device list your project must run on

The maximum limits triangle, redraws this object can take on your scene

How soon do you need it?

How much would you be willing to pay if anything?

With the above … those on this forum might be able to better assist you to find a solution

This may be occurring because the first sound played is not done playing when the second sound is activated. This can happen when sounds are assigned to buttons and the users selects a second button quickly activating a sound before the first is finished causing the sounds to overlap. I am not sure if this is ocurring in your situation but if it might be then you will have to stop the current playing sound and then play the next if you want the second sound to interrupt the first OR… you can have it wait until the first sound is done and then play the second. Typically an interrupt is desired. Prior to playing a second sound, use the stop puzzle to end the playback of the first sound.

I am very confused by this thread.

The puzzle viewport doesnt really care what resolution you are in or how wide screen is..it behaves like any other window in my experience…scale it to size to fit your need.

To view your app. I would suggest closing your camera in the puzzle viewport and opening an chrome window for your application. Go into Developer Tools and toggle your device resolution to match what you need your application to be at..in your case HD Landscape. This will fix the resolution on of the output regardless of your screen resolution or window size.

Is it me… or does the logic seem to be incorrect?

There is a procedure call… named “STEPS with” and it has a variable called HIGHLIGHT that is assigned “animated objects”. Then there is a procedure called :to outline … that has a variable “object to outline”. And another that “disables all” the outlines for all objects. That I assume is being called to turn off the outline.

Without knowing all the details of how these are called and based on what I see the variable Highlight is not used to turn on the outline and /or Animated objects variable is not used to enable the outline…there is a new variable there called Object to Outline that based on these images I cant say if thats the correct assignment or not.

With this said….try a basic file…with a cube…and test whether you highlights work vs it being a logic issue.

take a look here:

Fade-in and Fade-out

You will need to bake your keyframes for your bones. The rig will not get exported to GLTF…so it requires the bones to have keyframes….baking them will ensure the animation gets to V3D.

• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by xeon.
• This reply was modified 1 month, 2 weeks ago by xeon.