I am trying to prepare 3D PDF's to be viewed in a web browser. Does anyone know if its possible to:
1) Automatically activate/enable 3D windows instead of having to click them first
2) Save the orbit mode to spin instead of rotate when opened (make it a default)
3) Create notes or hyperlinks that spin with the model
4) I've only been able to properly view 3D PDF's in Firefox. Is this at all possible in IE?
I'm not sure if some of these things are done in the embeded code or saved within the file itself, but when I try to make these changes and save, they disapear when I reopen the file.
Thanks! Any help would be appreciated.
LUK820911
1) Use javascript to go to the default view. In the process, the window will automatically activate.
2) Write a javascript with the following code: getAnnots3D(0)[0].context3D.runtime.setCurrentTool(getAnnots3D(0)[0].context3D.runtime.TOOL_NAME_SPIN);
3) Anyone?
4) Anyone?
PS- If you don't know how to use javascript, you right click on the page in the pages toolbar and access it from there. It can be embedded directly in the document. There are some predetermined actions such as go to view and others you have to write yourself.
LUK820911