xeon

and what is going to cause the move? Do you want their position to be updated based on the cube position? Do you want them to move continously regardlesss of keyboard press? Need more info.

are there limits:
Can a clone overtake the position of a sphere ahead of it?
Can it collide with the cube?
Can it overshoot the cube?
Can it go backwards?

• This reply was modified 1 month, 3 weeks ago by xeon.

The Follow Path Constraint requires threeparts:

1. Adding the Follow Path Constraint to the object
2. Assigning the object to the desired path curve
3. Animating the curve Path Animation – Evaluation Time.

In many cases its this last step that is missing. It will work in Blender without this last step but its needed for it to work in Verge3D.

In Blender select the path/curve and open the Object Data Properties, select Path Animation (this should be checked). Select the desired frames you want the object to complete the path animation in and enter it into the Frames Field. Next select the start frame in you timeline and set an Evaluation Time… (typically 0 for start) and then change frames to the end frame location and select the Evaluation Time you need and set a keyframe. Export to V3D and all should work.

In some cases the blend file will not allow you to add a keyframe the Evaluation Time. In these case right click on the Evaluation Time field and Clear Keyframes….this will then allow you to create new keyframes.

Hope this helps.

I would need the blend file at a minimum, full v3d project with blend file at most.
You can reach me directly at xeons3dlab[at]gmail[dot com]

Here is another working sample with the 5 key.
Single tap makes the cone rotate.
Double tap will make it jump while rotating.

Project file located here with blend file: https://v3d.net/16e9
Demo located here: http://localhost:8668/applications/X3L_double_tap_key/X3L_double_tap_key.html

Open the demo in developer mode and monitor the console log so you can see when events fire.

Try out the puzzles with a simple animation similar to what I have provided. Validate its working the way you want…Then switch the animation so something more complicated.
If it fails with your animation then you have to determine why….is the animation you are playing consuming too much memory…fps low… whats causing it to not fire properly.

The play animation puzzle is fairly slow to reset back to frame 54 when called again so in your resetkickdoubletap procedure you should force you animation frames back to frame 54 so they are ready for the next double tap

Merry Christmas…..nicely done!

There are many approaches to a managing a double tap. This is one approach.
Regardless of your approach, I would recommend moving the the logic out of the keydown event and into a procedure that you can then test if the keydown is a single or double or if the double tap action is already in process. You will also need to decide if the double tap action can be interrupted or restarted if a second double click occurs before the initial double tap action/animation is completed or are repeated double click requests ignored until the current double click action/animation is completed.

The following is based on the double click and will ignore other double clicks until the initial animation is completed…then it resets for the next double tap.

When you create a V3D project, all the required fils have their associated comment lines in place at the top of each file.

If you open your project.html file and you don’t see those commented lines … you can enter them yourself or copy and paste them from another project.

No need to save them as they are a part of the default build of each project. It’s only when you modify these files that things can get overwritten and cause some issue for the app manager.

But keep in mind if you are going to insert you V3D content into custom html you will need to use a we server to view your content or use virtual studio that has a virtual server to view the content