The other scenes from sdk, demo etc works correctly…
I use ubuntu 14.04…

I wonder if to change manually python link to point to python 3 isn't the problem (?)
I am going to link python to python2 and create a blend4web project with project.py

This is a screenshot of the console log

Hi,

So I have linked /usr/bin/python3 with python. Now Project Manager works, I can create project etc
but when I want to test my scene .html (app_dev/test) I get a black window in my browser.
What am i making wrong ?

I have attached a basic scene's export

Thank you

So I change the symbolic link python to python3…
I hope there's no apps need python2

Thank you for help !

How can I force Blender to use usr/bin/python3 rather than python ?
I search in the net but I don't find

In ubuntu, I have just made default "python" command to use python 3
But the error runs again…

Moreover blender console says I use python3………… (?)

Hi,

Yes I use a non standard blender build…
I have typed bpy.app.binary_path_python in the blender console, but the error occurs again

Hi !

Thank you very much !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now I can begin the "interactive storyboard" of my next interactive documentary !
I hope when the project will be in production, there is a VR solution to use blend4web rather than unity.

Actually I can't use project manager because I get an error with "create new project" :
"Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/media/prince/a94a0881-d13f-49b3-ab1b-5ff15a8e571e/CreationInteractive/Blender/blend4web_sdk_free/apps_dev/project.py", line 43, in
import project_cli
File "/media/prince/a94a0881-d13f-49b3-ab1b-5ff15a8e571e/CreationInteractive/Blender/blend4web_sdk_free/scripts/lib/project_cli.py", line 327
print(" " + "-"*(len(err)), file=sys.stderr)
^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
"
I use Ubuntu.
Hard luck !!! :)

My cube is selectable, but it doesn't move along the curve when I select it……

«function main_canvas_click(e) {
if (e.preventDefault)
e.preventDefault();

var x = e.clientX;
var y = e.clientY;

var obj = m_scenes.pick_object(x, y);

if (obj) {
if (_previous_selected_obj) {
m_anim.stop(_previous_selected_obj);
m_anim.set_frame(_previous_selected_obj, 0);
}
_previous_selected_obj = obj;

m_anim.apply_def(obj);
m_anim.play(obj);
}
}
»

The above code works on objects with "baked action" option ?