User posts RussoFaccin
23 February 2018 02:50
Hello everyone.
I created a Starter Project using modern web tooling (NPM and Webpack).
It´s free to use.
Here is the link: https://github.com/RussoFaccin/blend4web-app.
I wish it helps someone.
I created a Starter Project using modern web tooling (NPM and Webpack).
It´s free to use.
Here is the link: https://github.com/RussoFaccin/blend4web-app.
I wish it helps someone.
13 September 2016 13:39
I confess I never used the JS Callback node.
I'm guessing here. But it seems that your function need to be called get_hours and not get_hours_callback.
Cause get_hours was the Callback ID used on your blender file.
I'm guessing here. But it seems that your function need to be called get_hours and not get_hours_callback.
Cause get_hours was the Callback ID used on your blender file.
09 September 2016 16:18
Look at the module file (screenshooter.js):
link
There is a exemple of canvas_data_url usage.
You will understand it better.
link
There is a exemple of canvas_data_url usage.
You will understand it better.
08 September 2016 13:59
You need to create a function callback.
Then pick the data as parameter.
Then pick the data as parameter.
07 September 2016 22:23
First you need to register the module:
var m_main = b4w.require("main");
Then you call the method when the scene has finished loading.
m_main.canvas_data_url(url_cb);
var m_main = b4w.require("main");
Then you call the method when the scene has finished loading.
m_main.canvas_data_url(url_cb);
07 September 2016 17:14
You could use the canvas_data_url method from the main module.
Then you can pass this data to a php file and use file_put_contents function to write the data string to a file.
Sorry for my bad english too.
Then you can pass this data to a php file and use file_put_contents function to write the data string to a file.
Sorry for my bad english too.