xeon

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Turns out the camera in the scene was corrupt on some level. I have not figured what the exact issue is or whether it was a setting…Still digging into that but.

The solution was to create a new camera … and all is working properly.

Email with fixed blend file has been sent.

Update: the camera in your original file has a “Cycles api script attached” under custom properties for the camera. Removing it doesn’t affect anything but could cause the camera to not function properly in V3D. If you are using a plugin or something that is adding that…try removing or not using it and see if your cameras work properly.

• This reply was modified 3 days, 13 hours ago by xeon.

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Did you test the source project to ensure it provides the functionality you need?

What is your FPS?

If it’s 60… 5 frames divide by 60 (FPS) is .08 seconds to play the first animation the you ask it to wait .1 so you are at .18 seconds… add another 5 frame animation and now you are at .26 seconds or more which exceeds the double click timer of .2 seconds.

Try increasing the double tap timer to .3

After watching your demo it seems your highlights in your materials other than the glass are “mapped” or baked as textures rather than highlights from sources from either lights or the HDR background.

The problem is not the camera or the background its that the textures for the materials in your scene are not setup in a way they can react to the light in the scene.

Here is a simple demo. That uses the standard orbit camera and a simple torus and glass type insert. https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:f2f27a4091/X3L_materialsetup/X3L_materialsetup.html

For the torus I have used to materials…one for the flatter / rough surface and a glossy ring that when you rotate the camera you can see the reflections interacting correclty like the glass.

You will must need to rebuild the red and black shaders so they work correctly.

Project Zip with blend file located here: https://cdn.soft8soft.com/AROAJSY2GOEHMOFUVPIOE:f2f27a4091/X3L_materialsetup.zip

I obviously do not know your scene or project but in most cases moving the camera does the exact same thing as described above. However if you have stationary camera and a stationary background and you want the object to rotate and have reflections update…. you can try
1. Use a reflection plane on your object – then drag move the object as needed.
2. Create a reflection texture. Map it to your object. Then using use Value nodes in your reflection shader and animate the UVs using the animparameter puzzle. This would be more performant. When you create the DragMove on your object..animate your UVs of the reflection map. Since this is a turn table every degree of object rotation is a negative degree of rotation for the UV Map.

So you are wanting the camera and environment HDR to not move and the object to move so the reflections move through the object you are rotating. What you may find more efficient is to create a reflection map and animate the UV map do it runs across the object.

The problem MAY be, the fact that you over wrote the HTML file, thus erasing the following lines from the file:

<!– __V3D_PUZZLES__ – enable Puzzles button in the App Manager –>
<!– __V3D_TEMPLATE__ – template-based file; delete this line to prevent this file from being updated –>

You MAY have also deleted a commented line in your project.css that will need to be there as well:

/* __V3D_TEMPLATE__ – template-based file; delete this line to prevent this file from being updated */

There are similar commented lines in other V3D files but I would start with these as they could be overwritten by using webflow and can cause what you are experiencing.

Do not delete this project…the puzzles you created are in the visual_logic.js file and if you have to start a new project to straighten things out you can copy the existing visual_logic.js file and not have to redo your puzzles. Good luck.