3D Object Class
A transition of class taccgl3DObject shows or
animates one or more 3D Objects that were designed with
an external 3D Modelling program, such as Blender.
taccgl3DObject inherits most of the methods and
properties of the Transition Class.
A taccgl3DObject is associated
with an HTML element and takes position and size
of it as basis for the position and size of the 3D
object. Also optionally the HTML element can be mapped on the
3D object. taccgl3DObject works only in dddmode.
In ddmode no objects are shown and such transitions
are silently ignored.
For example the image above could be replaced by a
Torus or a
complete scence of
various objects. There are various options to fit the scene
in the space of the HTML element, by default it is stretched
to fit the replaced HTML element in every direction.
You can use all known methods of Transition Class to aminate, e.g. to,
rotate, or resize. All these functions
animate the complete taccgl3DObject. If you want to animate individual objects
of a 3D scene, then you need to create multiple taccgl3DObjects each
taking one or some objects of the scene for animating them individually.
In order to create a taccgl3DObject, you first need
to load an 3D model file (see objFile, read,
and taccglOBJFile Class).
Then you can use taccglOBJFile.scene
or taccglOBJFile.objs to select the complete
scene or just some objects.
The result of taccglOBJFile.scene
or taccglOBJFile.objs then must to be supplied to actor
or a etc.
Examples
var of=taccgl.objFile(); of.read('/objtest/taccgldoc.obj',false); var a=taccgl.a("Layout",of.scene()).modFit(). pos(100,500,-5000). rotateMiddle(0.7,0,0.7).dur(3).start(); | RUN |
The methods taccgl3DObject.modFit and taccgl3DObject.setModMat can
be used to scale, align, and rotate the external 3D model to fit with the HTML element selected.
taccgl3DObject has relatively few methods, because in
fact it inherits most methods from Transition Class.
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