xeon

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 6 days, 1 hour ago by xeon.
• This reply was modified 6 days, 1 hour ago by xeon.

Ok…so here is a new way.
It requires you create an rotation animation of your object in the z axis. Be sure its ease in and out is linear or it will look likes its pausing between rotations. If you make the animation start on frame 0 and end on frame 60 then you can use these puzzles.

The button on the right will cause the animation to play back at the set speed (in this case 2). Then each time the user press the right button it will increase the playback speed by +2. If the user press the left button it will subtract from the current speed -2. The plus and minus +/-2 are in the logic puzzles… you only see a 2 number but to the left of each of the 2 numbers is a math symbol of + and the other has a – symbol.

To implemented this disable your other When Clicked R_Right and When Clicked R_left puzzles. and add these.

I have some time now if you want to discuss you can reach me directly at xeons3dlab [at] gmail [dot] com. We can do a Teams, or Google chat

well…. here is an option….

Basically a simple cube at position 0,0,0 and then I have created four buttons.
The left and right buttons rotate the cube on the z axis…you can change this or add other buttons or values to change the rotation axis. The top and bottom buttons move the camera in the x-axis. Your axis may vary depending on where you keep your camera. There is one problem with this approach…and thats if you allow the user to control the camera with a mouse then the zoom function in this example will not work well, but since you are trying to do this via buttons only…this will work.

I would check a few things.
1. Check that your normals are in the correct orientation.
2. Since its been a while its possible some of the shader nodes that you are using are no longer compatible with V3D. Did you update either Blender or the V3D plugin?
3. I would assign the plane a basic material and try exporting that and see if the mesh appears.
4. Check that your material is not set to transparent (blended, clipped or hashed)
5. Uncheck Optimize Mesh attributes in case the object is getting mucked up in the process.
6. Make sure the collection you have the plane in is within one of the Collections that is being exported.

Hi c4cc…. hope you have figured this out by now…. your questions are very specific to your puzzle and your own logic flows…making it very hard, at least for me, to dive in and find a quick answer.

My initial guess is the logic timing….do you have a timing map or visual that shows all the things you have going on with all these time events? Once you start programming based on time..things can get lost, missed etc making it hard to diagnose. Have you added print to console statements within your loops to diagonose whats firing when and if its ocurreing at the right time?

Ok…you have what appears to be a shelf system or at least one end of a shelf system. It seems you may be wanting to make it a dynamic shelf layout. You seem to have some conditions for the shelf heights from frames 10-19, 20-30 and then 31-40. Could you provide me some detail as to what you want this to do. The current method will produce some issues so we have to redo it a tad.

There are two vertical pieces that just scale and then it appears you want shelving to disappear at certain values. Is this based on thickness, shelf height, what logic has to be implemented?

I am proposing we redo this without bones. Without knowing the detail of your project I think this can be done with just shape keys and some puzzle logic. Please email detail at xeons3dlab [at] gmail [dot].com