HTML with CSS inside a Scene

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Continuing the discussion from How to load a 300mb .babylon file from browser cache?:

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HTML Mesh is your best helper here - Babylon.js docs

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The issue title do not match the shared other issue… please take the time to fillin/replace the template.

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I have done it, i have a problem with it! the html mesh! as i walk its position is getting transformed. How do i keep it in fixed position

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From this video, I can see just the offset on Y changing? Weird thingy, really hard to tell from just the video. Looks like there’s something wrong with your code/implementation. Any chance you could provide a PG?

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Certainly not I cannot do that dude! Sorry for that. I am restricted to do that

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You understand I’m not speaking about the real thing, right? You could make just a dummy using only the parts of code that are relevant. And then, while doing this, you’ll eventually spot the problem yourself (happens more often than you would think). Fact is, this behavior is kinda unknown (at least to me). Truth is, l don’t know who can spot the issue from just the video and zero code !? :elf: If you don’t wanna share anything then I suppose you’ll have to do it on your own. I would start by checking back on the doc and related playgrounds again. Edit one of these, notice that IT DOES work. Then, try to add at least your camera and a (dummy) representation of your player/avatar along with the related code. See what it does. That’s all I can say. Else, you can just hope some smart guy (much smarter than me :wink:) will come up with some assumption that will ‘incidentally’ match your case :thinking: :sweat_smile:

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I won t be possible to address without a repro :frowning: