User posts Yuri Kovelenov
26 October 2015 21:27
26 October 2015 21:09
26 October 2015 20:57
26 October 2015 20:54
Hi philippo and welcome to this forum.
Could you please provide more info about your system in this topic?
Thanks.
Could you please provide more info about your system in this topic?
Thanks.
22 October 2015 11:36
I also noticed that when switching between tabs on the browser (Chrome and Firefox), the sound files play from random points. It is like the sound files are looping silently while you are viewing another tab then when you select the tab with the player running, the sound becomes audible for a short time.This should be fixed in the upcoming release. Thanks for the feedback!
15 October 2015 23:35
Here's the last project I coded in Flash, it was for the Lego Movie ( online desktop, free to play, used Flare3D )…That's cool game!
http://glueescape.thelegomovie.com/
15 October 2015 16:14
13 October 2015 23:50
Hi Adam,
It is a pleasure to meet you on our forums!
It is a pleasure to meet you on our forums!
Currently for function curves bezier is working but when will blend4web support interpolation easing like exponential or dynamic effects like elasticIndeed, these relatively new interpolation modes are not supported in Blend4Web yet. I'll discuss with our guys adding them to our TODO list tomorrow morning. Still, you can use these features for animation even now - all you need is just to bake f-curves. Use our anim baker tool for baking skeletal animation, or Blender's native baker for objects (menu Object > Animation > Bake Action).
11 October 2015 15:58
Hi Will!
What does that last function, loaded_cb do? Is it to let the player know the app has loaded?Yes! To be more exact, this is a callback which is executed when the SCENE is loaded (hello_world.json). App developers are supposed to start manipulating 3D objects there.
10 October 2015 18:36
Hi Wole and welcome!
Hope this helps!
So, I was wondering what is the best starting point for learning how to use javascript and how to take the code given and put it into my scene.JavaScript is a very easy language to learn. I would recommend to start from Creating an Interactive Web Application.
For example, I want to put the mouse hover over glow into my existing project. Very basic, I know, but what I've found seems to be more advanced and I need an "absolute beginner" version.This particular case is covered in this tut (search for enable_mouse_hover_outline, see also API reference).
Hope this helps!