The new "move camera" node is just what I needed. It's hugely important to be able to move the camera target around efficiently

It seems that the node "snaps" the camera to the new location immediately if you switch between 2 target objects. Is there any way to smooth out the translation a bit? i tried to animate the target object's location, but that didn't seem to work. It would be really nice to be able to have the target change location smoothly.

I have a model with UVs stretching outside the UV box. I applied a material with a texture to it. However even though Image Mapping > Extension mode is set to Repeat, when I export to webGL and give it a go the extension acts as Extend mode.
Am I doing something wrong or is it that blend4web simply doesn't allow UVs to leave the UV box?

Albeit it is wonderful for simple tasks, to trigger animations and such, we would like for instance to pass the result of a "Conditional Jump" node to the usual JS code written for the rest of the project.

Is there a dedicated way to do that or even a little trick ?

I try again and it is still the same I have no errors and I is all black

Any update on the release date?

For now, the position gets updated in an own loop, with JavaScripts: setInterval, but of course, is lagging behind the original scene.
Which mechanism exist in Blend4Web to hook into the main render loop?

I am building the website so it's not online yet. I just want to make a try to know how it works that's why I use wamp in local.

I attached my project