Yes, now thats clear to me. I am trying to build an automated and repeatable first step with the help of a script. I was faced with this behavior in a workshop, not knowing this side effect. Now it is obvious, but why should it not be possible to delete parts of a complex scene automatically?

Peter

When I create a new project, a blend file is created with the
Blend4web-Cube. Also available in the material slot are tree
Materials:

- logo
- Material
- shadow_plane

With a script all objects and materials should be deleted, but this
script is not working as expected.

Attached is a minimal script.

You can reproduce the strange behavior as follows:

1. create a new project
2. switch to the scripting-layout and/or text editor
3. load and run the script

It looks like the result is an empty scene, but you will get errors if
you start the preview. I have found two workarounds, but I am not
satisfied with both solutions:

1. The only way to circumvent all errors and crashes is to select all
Objects manually and delete all selected objects. Afterward the script
is working as expected.

2. Create a new blend file and overwrite the generated one in the
project folder.


It looks like it is not possible to remove the node materials in the blend file with a script.

Does anyone know a better solution to get rid of all materials (shadow_plan, logo) and
objects from the standard blend file and start with an empty scene with the help of an script?

Peter

Thanks for the answer, by the way, your team is doing a great job! Until the feature is implemented I have to learn many other things about blender and blend4web, so I can wait …

Hi,

I try to drop down a cube with the physics properties. With random numbers, a rotation should happen before the cube is falling down. I first tried the node editor, but no luck so far.
What is the missing part or is it only possible with JavaScript?