Hi everybody!
I am trying to enable movement of the objects with a button. I used the drag and drop example provided. Now, when I click the button it enables the movement of the objects. The playground example I was working: https://playground.babylonjs.com/#279FW9#45
However, I have to do it with multiple imported meshes and when I use the same method on the computer, it doesnt work and gives an error saying scene.pick is not a function. I would appreciate if someone could tell me what I am missing.
Guess as it works in a PG are you sure everything has loaded when doing scene.pick?
Suggestion reproduce the relevant part of your code in a playground importing a light-playground- available-mesh (as used in this https://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#17LHMG#1) much easier for helpers to see the problem.
I understood my mistake now when I click the button I am able to move the meshes on the scene; but the problem I want to disable the movement with another click. Do you have any idea how I can do it? I tried to set isPickable property to false but still it catches the mesh.
Thank you so muchh! It works perfectly like this but when I try this code in my project with imported meshes. I set their isPickable property false; but it still picks and move. I dont know what I am missing.
is the correct mesh being identified? (rabbit = meshes[0] in above PG is not the mesh in the scene, do not know why meshes[0] with name ‘Rabbit’ is wrong and why meshes[1] name /0 is perhaps someone else might answer)
do the variables you are using have the correct scope?
Yeah I imported meshes and set isPickable to false and I confirm on inspector that it is set to false but still picks it. I am attaching the piece of code I am working on. I have to import like more than 100 meshes at the same time with their transformation values assigned to them. The example I attached, has only 2 objects to simplify it. It seems simple but I am not able to find a way to disable meshes from moving.
Hey all.
I have a different question with a similar playground.
If my question doesn’t fit in here and I should better open a new topic, just tell me, I’ll delete this post then. Also I don’t want to steal the focus to the OP
Edit: Didn’t delete the post, but removed the question.
So JohnK doesn’t seem crazy, when he starts talking about new topics suddenly
On the whole I am in favour of new topics rather than adding to an existing one. Imho more people look at new topics than read through existing ones - increasing chances of answers. Especially if the starting question gets solved and the topic is marked as such.
Thank you really, I understood the point. Just one last question, I have been trying to access all the imported objects by assets manager bcz I need to arrange their isPickable property but I am not able to do that since there are a lot of meshes and not assigned to variable. I tried to add all the items into an array called library with :
loader.onSuccess = function (task) {
for(var n in task.loadedMeshes) {
library.push(task.loadedMeshes[n]); } }
but I couldnt access all meshes on the function. Or should I use task.loadedMeshes[] ? I would appreciate if you give me an idea to access all the objects imported ?
