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I am still using 4.20, as it is the latest version I paid for. I have been using it with Blender 3.3.6, and it has been fine until just recently, when trying to create new apps, and then load the puzzle preview. Even with a brand new app, nothing changed in the blend file, etc; the preview window shows a transparent background with no objects at all, as if there is no file to show. Not even the default Verge3D cube.
It is strange, because I have other older apps that have puzzles which do load the preview when I open the puzzles editor.
I am using Firefox as my default browser, which has always been the best choice in the past.
Thanks for pitching in to the conversation.
@xeon I did try using other browsers such as Brave, Chrome, Edge and even Internet Explorer. All of them produce the same result. I did also sort out the red warning, it was related to a Firefox extension that is unrelated. I have disabled the extension, but no changes have occurred by doing that, other than that warning no longer being there.
@Crunch I thought this too, but tit doesn’t explain why some older projects do load puzzles with previews, and I still get this result when making a default new app, without changing anything in the blend file.I did also mention that I am using 4.0.1 because I wasn’t in a position to renew when the time came up for my renewal.
Looking for some official word from the Verge3D staff to give some clarity.
The problem is in v3d.js 4.0.1 which you are trying to use with the App Manager 4.2.0+ and which is not fully compatible with JS templates from 4.2.0+
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.
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