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unable to create a desktop application (Verge3D-Blender)

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  • #53505
    regisb26
    Customer

    I recently switched for Verge3d 3.9 to Verge3d 4.0. Unfortunately I’m now unable to create a desktop application. Until now, I was able to successfully create a desktop application, the problem is not my file. Additionally the web version (html, generated via Verge3d 4.0) works perfectly.

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    #53508
    Pascal
    Customer

    Did you wait for a longer time, or close the browser maybe to early?
    I tested it right now on my linux system and Verge3D 4.0.1 and had to wait 2-3 minutes until the app was finally created.

    #53523
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi Pascal,

    Hope you’re doing great. Thank you for your insight. Actually I launched the process more than 2 hours ago and it’s still running. Usually (with Verge3d 3.9) it takes around 30 minutes to be completed.

    Thank you again for your feedback. Really appreciated,
    Best Regards

    #53531
    Pascal
    Customer

    I just started playing around with the app creation and don’t have much know-how in this field. But I guess, if you want to get good support from someone who knows more, you should try to add all information that is needed. (What OS and system are you running, what target system you are building for, what exact version of Verge3D do you use….)

    What is the output on the console when you run the export? Maybe you get some info there that helps.

    Console

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    #53539
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi Pascal,

    Thank you again for the follow-up

    My system infos: See images attached bellow.
    Target system: Windows (64-bit)
    Verge3D version used: Verge3D 4.0
    Output on the console when I run the export: See images attached bellow.

    Note: I just have that problem since yesterday when I decided to switch from Verge3D 3.9 to Verge3D 4.0. Until that switch, I was able to create a Windows (64-bit) app.

    Thank you again for your assistance.
    Best Regards

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    #53547
    Pascal
    Customer

    Are you using Verge3D for Blender or 3ds?
    Have you updated to version 4.0.1?
    Can you create an app from one of the simple demo-scenes?

    What do you see in the windows console and the browser console while the app is being created?

    I just tried it on windows with the helmet gltf-demo and it worked for me, just took a few seconds.

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    #53571
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi Pascal,

    Hope you’re doing great.

    Yes I updated to version 4.0.1
    No I didn’t create an app from one simple demo-scene but I will try.

    I attached (bellow) two images corresponding to the windows console and browser console while the app is being created.

    Note: I launched the application creation process last night at 11 PM and it’s still running.

    Thank you for your assistance Pascal.

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    #53574
    kdv
    Participant

    looks like you have a loop while creating app. but you can see the path where your app was packed…

    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.

    #53578
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi @kdv77kdv

    You are right, I found the created packed app in the folder. It runs perfectly. I really wonder where a loop can arise from during the app creation process.

    Thank you for the insight!

    #53579
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi @Pascal and @kdv77kdv,

    Can you guys tell me where are from, please? I’m looking for a Blender developer for a project for the summer. I’m in Canada.

    Thank you

    #53601
    kdv
    Participant

    I’m looking for a Blender developer for a project

    What exactly d’you want to be done?

    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.

    #53606
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi @kdv77kdv

    I want to animate electrical current flux (electrical circuits), air flow (compressor and pneumatics circuit), mechanical motions (gearbox, linear and rotational motions). I already have a model.
    Ideally you should be a Canadian citizen. If you’re not Canadian and have some expertise I may personally hire you for training sessions.
    Let me know what you think.
    Thank you for the follow-up

    #53618
    kdv
    Participant

    Sorry, I’m not interested…

    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.

    #53621
    xeon
    Customer

    Regisb26. We are in the US. I am interested in what you need to have done.
    Lots of Blender and Verge3D expertise. You can email me directly at Xeon@r66d.com

    Xeon
    Route 66 Digital
    Interactive Solutions - https://www.r66d.com
    Tutorials - https://www.xeons3dlab.com

    #53645
    regisb26
    Customer

    Hi @xeon
    Hope you’re doing fine.
    Here are the kind of animations I would like to have a training for, in Blender.
    I would like to make airflows similar to those seen in the attached images: simple airflows, airflows with arrows inside, multibranch airflows.
    You can see the original animations at:

    timestamp: 3:18-3:27

    timestamp: 10:29-11:00
    11:40-12:06

    Best Regards

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