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XEON your if then approach and switch fr the list does the trick.
I can now with a mouse click turn objects on and with a second click turn it off
I did the show hide first manually for all objects but this is madness and having learned how the list tool works makes this so much easier to script.
Even adding a timer I figured out. I work and teach in 3D modeling so scripting is like black magic for me but Verge3D makes this much easier to try.
I was first looking into Godot but this is too daunting – also for my students.Now I can go back and delete all the hours of work I did and rebuild the logic with 10% of the commands ;)
when I click one light objects the light cone and error message is displayed
if I click the same light object again the cone and error is hiddenJust check visibility.
I looked at your puzzle – do I see this right that we can populate a list with hidden objects this way?
You all must laugh at my kindergarten questions
do I see this right that we can populate a list with hidden objects this way?
Have no idea what are you talking about
That puzzle set just shows that every object already has its visibility state. There is no need to use some additional variable. You just can read the visibility state right from the object itself.
Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.
no surprise you don’t know what I’m talking about – I don’t know it either lol
I get your explanation now – this would work with multiple objects too since turning on one object will hide all others – I thought a list is bets fo that to sort stuff?my logic seems to work well besides that
after I click on the red icosphere to show it
and then while it is visible click on the blue icosphere
it only hides everything but does not show the blue cube and sphere
Something like this should work
https://v3d.net/te5Puzzles and JS. Fast and expensive.
If you don’t see the meaning in something it primarily means that you just don’t see it but not the absence of meaning at all.
XEON and KDV
thank you so much for your code / puzzle examples.
I did settle for this simple logic which does what I need to do.
It works very well – is short – easy to remember
without you all telling me about how to make lists (XEON) and to check the visibility of objects (KDV) I would not have been able to get this together in this short time!
Again thank you!
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