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  • 2018-10-31 at 9:29 pm #8567
    tom123
    Customer

    Hi,

    How can I detect when the 3D scene has fully loaded so my other objects on the HTML page won’t lag?

    2018-11-01 at 7:29 am #8569
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Hi,

    After a scene is loaded, a Puzzles scenario under the main tab starts running. So you can use HTML Puzzles to prepare HTML elements on your web page.

    Alternatively you can put code inside the runCode() function located in your_app.js file. This function is also executed right after a scene is loaded.

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    2018-11-01 at 9:45 am #8578
    tom123
    Customer

    Thank you very much. I was putting my code right after the runCode() from the loadScene function. I didn’t notice the comment saying // add your code here.
    Thanks again. :good: :good:

    2018-11-01 at 9:59 am #8579
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Glad it was helpful!

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    2018-11-01 at 10:01 am #8581
    tom123
    Customer

    Hi Yuri,

    Me again sorry. I’m about to buy the personal license for Blender. I just wanted to be sure.
    The generated files (.gltf, .bin) are for us to use the way we want? The reason I’m asking is that I am creating some interactive game that I will be shipping to my customers packed with the Verge3D content (Desktop Application/Eventually Mobile App).
    I am not sure about the licensing because your page says:
    Verge3D content can be deployed on your own web servers, …
    And not much more.
    Let me know if it’s possible, so I’m aware of the limitations.

    2018-11-01 at 10:03 am #8582
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Yes, the files generated by Verge3D can be used offline as part of a desktop or mobile app.

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    2018-11-01 at 10:21 am #8584
    tom123
    Customer

    Okay, I just bought the Verge3D license for Blender. I noticed you’re also selling a material Pack.
    Is it beneficial given that when I export a scene, the textures are also exported? Are there more significant results with the pack?
    Just curious if I also should buy it.
    Many thanks for your time.

    2018-11-01 at 10:24 am #8585
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Thanks for becoming our customer – will send the license information shortly. Regarding the material pack, it contains both textures and node setups and can greatly simplify the life of a 3D artist. So I think it worth every penny. :yes:

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    2018-11-01 at 10:32 am #8586
    tom123
    Customer

    Cool, thank you. I’ll be playing with Verge3D then eventually buy the Material Pack. It would be great to have a demo for the material thing but I’m nit-picking I guess.
    Thanks again for a great product imo. :good: :good:

    2018-11-01 at 10:35 am #8587
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Sure! BTW the thumbs on the material pack page are clickable so you can check them out online.

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    2018-11-01 at 10:59 am #8588
    tom123
    Customer

    Yes, they are :yes: . Did not think the pictures were clickable.
    Amazing. Thanks.
    I’ll be checking that later, looks great.

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