Hello,
is der any possibility to change a View of the 3D model like "go to 3D view" with JavaScript.
I need it for a batch sequence, which sets the functionality of some buttons to change the views which are saved.
Thanks.
Sandy
Change View with JavaSript
2007-09-30 23:45:40
2007-12-04 12:49:41
#1
I wanted to find out if you have had any luck with this?
2007-12-05 02:44:06
#2
No, I didn´t find a solution. I realized it with cameras, but i´m not satisfied. Maybe you´ll find a way.
Sandy
Sandy
2007-12-26 11:45:14
#3
Hi all, I have a similar problem. Here is a conversation in a different forum:
http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/ask_an_expert/questions/view/3959/
My latest post is:
Another line of my thinking is: When you go to:
3D properties on the 3DAnnot > Manage Views > NEW VIEW. What does Adobe 3D save this newly-created view as? What does Adobe 3D store the name of the view as? The clincher is: Is there a way to retrieve the view in JS form?Shadow: How did you get it to work with cameras?
http://www.acrobatusers.com/forums/ask_an_expert/questions/view/3959/
My latest post is:
Another line of my thinking is: When you go to:
3D properties on the 3DAnnot > Manage Views > NEW VIEW. What does Adobe 3D save this newly-created view as? What does Adobe 3D store the name of the view as? The clincher is: Is there a way to retrieve the view in JS form?Shadow: How did you get it to work with cameras?
2008-01-10 06:03:37
#4
Hi,
i realized it with the help of the script "cameraRotate" from Adobe. I set up the view of the model and get the 4 params (pich, yaw, cameraDistance and target) and wrote new functions to set the camera on this position.
Notice: there is a different between views and the camera!
Sandy
i realized it with the help of the script "cameraRotate" from Adobe. I set up the view of the model and get the 4 params (pich, yaw, cameraDistance and target) and wrote new functions to set the camera on this position.
Notice: there is a different between views and the camera!
Sandy