Hi Pros,
first of all thanks to Acrobatusers.com for providing this much resource,
I am working as a Graphic designer in 3D as well as 2D, we are creating a POC in 3D pdf, i am responsible to create a 3D model and animate. i have no programmer knowledge, what i want is, how to control a U3D animation in acrobat pro extender, i want stop and start script. i have tryed some resource given my adobe.com but no use, can anyone help me to get this.
thanks in advance,
Kumaran
Graphic designer,
chennai,
India.
3D Argent help needed
2011-02-13 22:50:55
My Product Information:
Acrobat 3D 9.0, Windows
Acrobat 3D 9.0, Windows
2011-02-13 23:22:37
#1
I may send my pdf, so anyone can where is done a mistake.
2011-02-14 06:07:29
#2
Full details are in the JavaScript reference documentation from the Acrobat SDK, but the basic idea is as follows:
Within the script attached to your 3D scene, you need to activate the animation you wish to control (as there can be several in the file), with something like:
var _anim = scene.animations.getByIndex(0);
scene.activateAnimation(_anim);
The event which stops the animation can then call runtime.pause() or runtime.play(), and to reset the timeline you can set _anim.currentTime to a value in seconds. If the play/pause event is to be attached to something at document level, you must define "runtime" with a reference to the 3D context, such as
getAnnots3D(pageNum)[0].context3D.runtime.play();
Within the script attached to your 3D scene, you need to activate the animation you wish to control (as there can be several in the file), with something like:
var _anim = scene.animations.getByIndex(0);
scene.activateAnimation(_anim);
The event which stops the animation can then call runtime.pause() or runtime.play(), and to reset the timeline you can set _anim.currentTime to a value in seconds. If the play/pause event is to be attached to something at document level, you must define "runtime" with a reference to the 3D context, such as
getAnnots3D(pageNum)[0].context3D.runtime.play();