meumobbi

Right on!

I think I figured it out with your help. For anyone else that may encounter this problem, here’s the code I used in an Exec Script puzzle that worked for me:

// Define a function to update LED widths
function updateLEDWidths() {
// Access the slider in the parent document
var sliderValue = parent.document.getElementById(‘your_element_id’).value;

// Map the slider value ([your range of slider values (e.g. 10 to 20)]) to the LED width ([range of Area Light X values (e.g 0.45 to 0.86)])
var ledWidth = mapRange(sliderValue, 10, 20, 0.45, 0.86);

// Update the width of each Area light
var ledNames = [‘LED 1’, ‘LED 2’, ‘LED 3’, ‘LED 4’];
ledNames.forEach(function(ledName) {
// Assuming ‘app’ is your Verge3D app instance accessible in this context
var led = app.scene.getObjectByName(ledName);
if (led && led.isRectAreaLight) {
led.width = ledWidth;
}
});
}

// Helper function to map a value from one range to another
function mapRange(value, inMin, inMax, outMin, outMax) {
return (value – inMin) * (outMax – outMin) / (inMax – inMin) + outMin;
}

// Ensure this code runs after the Verge3D app is fully initialized
// You might need to place this inside a function that’s called after app initialization
updateLEDWidths();

// Add an event listener to the slider in the parent document to update LED widths on change
parent.document.getElementById(your_element_id’).addEventListener(‘input’, updateLEDWidths);

Awesome, that makes a lot of sense. I’ll look into how to make that work. Thanks again for the help!

kdv wrote:

People, be more clear in your questions!

The hypothetical question has a purpose. I realize there may be simpler ways to save specific values, but the ultimate goal is to change more complex puzzles and variables, which I believe may only be able to be achieved by answering the original question, hence its “hypothetical” nature. The goal was not to solve this particular issue regarding material prices, I ultimately came to it in an attempt to clarify the question. But the goal is a bit more ambitious, so the “hypothetical” question sparks insight and thought into whether that would be a possibility or not.

But I really appreciate your answer and help on the matter, as always!

Hi, Xeon.

Thanks so much for answering!

I did in fact mean completely separate Verge3D applications (e.g. creating a “Master” app in Verge3D to control variables in the “Farmers Journey”, “Furniture Configurator” and “Jewelry Configurator” apps (just to exemplify what I meant by “app”)). The idea is to be able to control specific variables in multiple separate and completely independent apps locally on my computer (either by creating a “master” app or in any other way that can change the variables in all other apps simultaneously.

Update for future reference:

I set the ID “pricetag” to the <p> element in the HTML file and it worked when the Set Prop puzzle was by itself. It wasn’t working when it was inside the price_recount procedure created to update product price based on client selections in the configurator.

The reason it wasn’t working is because the procedure was set, but not called.

Now everything seems to be working correctly. Thanks again for the help!

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by meumobbi.

kdv wrote:

And one more very important thing:

won’t do for the AR button in iOS. Only will do.

I think that is probably the issue, right? I’ll try to figure out how to use in this case. Thanks for the help!