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Hello there !
I need to let the end user to drag&move objects in a 3D scene.
Is there anyway to define a collision object to limit the drag&move so the draged object does not go outside the scene ?If the scene were rectangular, i could use limit puzzle, but what if it is not ?
Thanks for help.
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Hi,
You can either use physics for that, or, much easier, just raycast a ray from the object downwards and organize some kind of “navigation map/mesh” below that will constraint your objects. Check out the raycast example in the manual. In your case the raycasting would be done from the individual objects, not the camera.Hi,
You can either use physics for that, or, much easier, just raycast a ray from the object downwards and organize some kind of “navigation map/mesh” below that will constraint your objects. Check out the raycast example in the manual. In your case the raycasting would be done from the individual objects, not the camera.Hello Alexander.
As you may remember, i’m far from coder guy. And i have to admit this raycast puzzle sounds a bit too nerdy for me.
Would you create a simple exemple, with a cube that we can drag&move indise a bigger one ?
I can’t code / hard puzzle, but i can understand examples and reuse in my own ones.That would be a nice Christmas gift
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Merry Christmas!
It’s actually not very hard to do with puzzles. Please check out the following example:
Here we have some objects from the “Draggable” group. After the actual dragging happens, we cast a ray in the down direction to the “Map” which is a navigation mesh below the objects. If ray hit happens, the puzzle returns some data in the list, if miss happens the list is empty. If we’re allowed to move, we save actual object position to the “last position” variable if we don’t this position is used to place the object where it should be located.
I’ve upload the actual project to Verge3D Network, feel free to check out: https://v3d.net/1e87
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