Hey guys, I went through all the UI based as well as the html integration samples and got a good idea how the tags and script work.
I just wanted to know if I can customize the loading bar that shows up when the page is launched, I know that the Needle logo acts like a watermark but I was hoping to be able to customize the elements around it.
Also if it’s not a long shot, can I two different scene load in one webpage? HTML Custom Layout | Needle Engine like in this sample, the tag has it’s own CSS that makes it look like a window, so like I had a thought if it was possible to have multiple projects loaded like that…?
Also also, is there anyway to hyperlink “chrome://flags/webXR-incubation” so it’s easier to make user’s of my website enable it? I haven’t been able to make it work yet
Hi, the webxr incubations flag can not be set via a hyperlink. It is in a preview version and not rolled out so users have to explictly enable it. This has security reasons - imagine any website could mess with your browser settings
You can totally put multiple needle engine web components on one page. Just currently there is a limit as how to many due to the way we currently render so i would recommend to not use more than a few at once ever and rather re-use existing ones if you have to (meaning to add or remove the src attribute via scripts to load and unload different scenes, you can do that using js)
You can modify how loading looks and make it your own, yes but at the moment this requires a license. You can find more information in our docs and website eula/license page
If I assign a height and width to the needle tag in css, the canvas wouldn’t stretch or squash the model view right? I saw something similar before so was wondering.
Cool, so if the hyperlink method doesn’t work for said reasons which makes sense, in your experience what method works best to inform the user to enable the setting?
Hi,
Blender 4 is not yet supported. It will be surely but not yet.
You can create and edit HTML/CSS at any time during development (but you should edit it in the web project - never in the finished / bundled web app, so not in the dist folder!)
To inform the user you can create a little HTML popup dialogue - in your case I think the app doesnt work without it on android so you should display the dialogue on android if a user doesnt have the flag enabled. I think you can create a hyperlink that points to the setting so you could make a button for users to click on to open the settings page but you can not change their settings from your app directly
