User posts rattle-snake
30 March 2017 10:41
Hey little question :
Is HTC vive supported in the lastest release ? I tried the code snippets scene but it doesn't seem to work.
Seb
Is HTC vive supported in the lastest release ? I tried the code snippets scene but it doesn't seem to work.
Seb
22 March 2017 13:03
Hi !
I was having the same issue for a different reason.
I was using the new filmic-blender color management :
https://github.com/sobotka/filmic-blender
But the "non colour data" output was'nt working. I had to install back the legacy colormanagement folder.
Is there any bugFix possible for those using filmic blender ?
I was having the same issue for a different reason.
I was using the new filmic-blender color management :
https://github.com/sobotka/filmic-blender
But the "non colour data" output was'nt working. I had to install back the legacy colormanagement folder.
Is there any bugFix possible for those using filmic blender ?
07 March 2017 13:47
Hi Alex, you are right.
i see what you mean ! If you have any exemple it would be great. Otherwise, I will dig on it no pb :)
i see what you mean ! If you have any exemple it would be great. Otherwise, I will dig on it no pb :)
07 March 2017 13:32
Hi Kirill !
Thank you for your answer, i saw the doc. Viewport Alignement is a cool feature, but it's not exactly scaling the objects.
If I have a footer with a lot's of buttons, they will overlap if the user shrinks the window horizontally for instance![]( "loudly-crying")
Thank you for your answer, i saw the doc. Viewport Alignement is a cool feature, but it's not exactly scaling the objects.
If I have a footer with a lot's of buttons, they will overlap if the user shrinks the window horizontally for instance
07 March 2017 13:11
Good morning.
I have a scene with some buttons (simple planes objects with some textures).
I would like theses buttons to be responsive in order to fit the size of the screen.
Is it possible to do this directly within blender, or I have to make it works by adding some JS ?
Thank you![]( "smiling-eyes")
I have a scene with some buttons (simple planes objects with some textures).
I would like theses buttons to be responsive in order to fit the size of the screen.
Is it possible to do this directly within blender, or I have to make it works by adding some JS ?
Thank you
06 March 2017 17:21
Good morning Konstantin and thank you very much for your fast answer :)
Of course, here is a simple attached file with the issue.
If you run the scene with FireFox or Chrome, no problem you will be able to click on the cube (in order to rorate it) and you will be able to use the default camera.
On IE 11 it seems like you can't click on the scene (on the cube + on the viewport to rotate the camera).
If you delete the SwitchSelect node, all is working fine.
Seb
Of course, here is a simple attached file with the issue.
If you run the scene with FireFox or Chrome, no problem you will be able to click on the cube (in order to rorate it) and you will be able to use the default camera.
On IE 11 it seems like you can't click on the scene (on the cube + on the viewport to rotate the camera).
If you delete the SwitchSelect node, all is working fine.
Seb
06 March 2017 16:41
Good morning !
Unfortunately for my work I have to work with IE 11.096![]( "fearful")
In Blend4Web 16.12.1 or 16.11 all was working fine. But with the new version there is a camera bug when adding a B4WLogicNodeTree with a SwitchSelect node.
Indeed with this setting, the default camera for some reason stop rotating and panning (but is working as expected with the other webBrowsers).
Is there anything I can do ? Is this a bug ?
Thank you in advance,
Seb
Unfortunately for my work I have to work with IE 11.096
In Blend4Web 16.12.1 or 16.11 all was working fine. But with the new version there is a camera bug when adding a B4WLogicNodeTree with a SwitchSelect node.
Indeed with this setting, the default camera for some reason stop rotating and panning (but is working as expected with the other webBrowsers).
Is there anything I can do ? Is this a bug ?
Thank you in advance,
Seb