xeon

You have lots of ways.
1. You can hide the objects
2. You can overlay another object that obscures it from clicks when you want it disabled. This can be opaque or transparent.
3. You can write a state variable (aka, menu on /off ) and then if on… disable the camera, ignore input from your other objects
4. You can have a different camera in a different location when using the menu.

Lots of choices.

So just to make sure we are on the same page…
You have your Verge3D application folder set in side the App Manager.
You have gone to this folder and verified your V3D project is in that folder.
You have exported a Verge3D GLTF (not a standard GLTF) to that same folder.

And the result you are getting is that some of the map files are updating but the GLTF and .BIN are not being over-written?

I would suggested deleting your .GLTF and .BIN from the Verge3D applications folder and see if you get a new file.

I havent tried this on windows….but on a mac…..Ctrl-C (copy) and Ctrl-V(paste) works perfectly well at picking up puzzles and copying them to another tab.

Procedures will copy all the puzzles in side.

You can use the Advanced Connecting group of puzzles to bring over larger sets.

But copoy paste between tabs in the same project works…at least for Mac….let us know if you find this to work on Windows.

Just my two cents:

“The rarely used Export Collections panel is now collapsed by default to save space.”

Its used in every project we do…. collapsed is fine….but dont think of getting rid of it please.
Its great for excluding collections we don’t want exported in our GLTF such as shape key targets, construction blocks, Boolean Cutters, etc.

Shapekeys and morph targets can be tricky as there is not a one to one relationship between the way shapekeys work in Blender and how they work effectively in V3D. In my experience there are two approaches to working with shapekeys.

1. Key frame your animations in Blender and bake the output over the desired range of frames and use the play animation puzzle to provide the effect.

or

2. create your shape key targets and then use the morph puzzles to control the animation form morph target X to morph target Y.

Which method are you using?

Can you share your project or puzzles?

I believe and someone with a deeper knowledge of why V3D does this on the Z-axis can chime in. I have not found a good for solution for this other than not have my camera tweening from in a dominant Z axis. It works fine any other axis.

You can do other things to avoid using the tween such as camera zoom or you can animate you camera in Blender and just animate the camera for that sequence. You can use puzzles to move it too but tween…not great in Z.