How do you set up the paths to use an exported json on an existing website?
14 October 2016 18:49
Our website already has a file structure it wouldn't make sense to redo, so i am trying to export the json files to a folder called 'blend4web' within the existing folder hierarchy. I have loaded it on our GitHub site to play with it before putting it on the official site. The scene doesn't load, though. What have i done wrong?
The GitHub site is here, and the repo is here.
The html is
The blend4web folder has the bin file, the json file, the image for the texture, and i threw in the blender file. The webplayer folder has everything from deploy/apps/webplayer in the SDK.
The GitHub site is here, and the repo is here.
The html is
<iframe width="80%" height="auto" src="webplayer/webplayer.html?load=blend4web/LalandeMarkers.json">if you see this something is wrong</iframe>
The blend4web folder has the bin file, the json file, the image for the texture, and i threw in the blender file. The webplayer folder has everything from deploy/apps/webplayer in the SDK.
14 October 2016 19:09
Reply to post of user kimholderHi,
Our website already has a file structure it wouldn't make sense to redo, so i am trying to export the json files to a folder called 'blend4web' within the existing folder hierarchy. I have loaded it on our GitHub site to play with it before putting it on the official site. The scene doesn't load, though. What have i done wrong?
The GitHub site is here, and the repo is here.
The html is<iframe width="80%" height="auto" src="webplayer/webplayer.html?load=blend4web/LalandeMarkers.json">if you see this something is wrong</iframe>
The blend4web folder has the bin file, the json file, the image for the texture, and i threw in the blender file. The webplayer folder has everything from deploy/apps/webplayer in the SDK.
The path to json in the iframe should be set relatively to webplayer.html. So you need to put "../" before the folder path.
This code will work:
<iframe width="80%" height="auto" src="webplayer/webplayer.html?load=../blend4web/LalandeMarkers.json">if you see this something is wrong</iframe>
14 October 2016 19:12
Hi,
It looks like your web player cannot load the JSON file (you can see a 404 error in the browser console with F12).
This is because of your file structure: try this
http://briligg.github.io/moonwards/webplayer/webplayer.html?load=../blend4web/LalandeMarkers.json
Cool project btw.![]( "smiling")
EDIT Just found that Evgeny has already answered this. So you got two answers for the price of one.![]( "smiling-eyes")
It looks like your web player cannot load the JSON file (you can see a 404 error in the browser console with F12).
This is because of your file structure: try this
http://briligg.github.io/moonwards/webplayer/webplayer.html?load=../blend4web/LalandeMarkers.json
Cool project btw.
EDIT Just found that Evgeny has already answered this. So you got two answers for the price of one.
14 October 2016 19:23
… and Yuri. I am glad you like it - it will hopefully get much better soon ![]( "smiling")