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23 December 2015 01:00
UPDATE from poster:
OK I found this in blend4web\deploy\tutorials\examples\making_a_game_p4\game_example.js. At line 325
My guess is that "function detect_mobile" is calling from b4w.min.js to trigger the touch UI load. Is there a "userAgent.match(/firefox/i)" or non-mobile?
OK I found this in blend4web\deploy\tutorials\examples\making_a_game_p4\game_example.js. At line 325
function detect_mobile() {
if( navigator.userAgent.match(/Android/i)
|| navigator.userAgent.match(/webOS/i)
|| navigator.userAgent.match(/iPhone/i)
|| navigator.userAgent.match(/iPad/i)
|| navigator.userAgent.match(/iPod/i)
|| navigator.userAgent.match(/BlackBerry/i)
|| navigator.userAgent.match(/Windows Phone/i)) {
return true;
} else {
return false;
}
}
My guess is that "function detect_mobile" is calling from b4w.min.js to trigger the touch UI load. Is there a "userAgent.match(/firefox/i)" or non-mobile?
23 December 2015 00:41
Petigor's Tale UI only show on mobile devices, Right?
How can I turn on the UI for the desktop?
Looking in blend4web/deploy/tutorials/examples/making_a_game_p1-3 folder I found game_example.html.
I was looking for a CSS platform sniffer for mobile to turn off. But could not find one.
It would be great to have the desktop cursor click on the mobile UI controls
thanks for any help
How can I turn on the UI for the desktop?
Looking in blend4web/deploy/tutorials/examples/making_a_game_p1-3 folder I found game_example.html.
I was looking for a CSS platform sniffer for mobile to turn off. But could not find one.
It would be great to have the desktop cursor click on the mobile UI controls
thanks for any help
23 December 2015 00:21
23 December 2015 00:17
16 December 2015 20:40
16 December 2015 19:48
Will,
THANKS:
I've watched your videos and learned much. I very much appreciate your no nonsense approach to teaching.
GOAL:
More examples to deconstruct.
COMMENT:
Many people could learn from your style of videos, things like:
Speak clearly, Good audio, no background noise.
Talk slow but not too slow.
Don’t talk with your mouse. Only move your mouse when needed. Your audience are not cat’s chasing a laser dot.
Stay on point don’t digress.
THANKS:
I've watched your videos and learned much. I very much appreciate your no nonsense approach to teaching.
GOAL:
More examples to deconstruct.
COMMENT:
Many people could learn from your style of videos, things like:
Speak clearly, Good audio, no background noise.
Talk slow but not too slow.
Don’t talk with your mouse. Only move your mouse when needed. Your audience are not cat’s chasing a laser dot.
Stay on point don’t digress.
16 December 2015 03:57