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Re: Where to learn more?
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timofeev@paragraph.ru
1.10.01 07:45
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>how to work with
>the "Routing Diagram", how to work with
>the "Proprierties-Abitilies".
...
>Are there any others sources of
>tutorials, or examples that I could
>acess?
Dear Fabio,
Unfortunately, we have not any additional tutorials for Internet Scene Assembler. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at support@parallelgraphics.com.
Abilities that can be added to ISA object are described in the "Objects properties" topic of ISA help.
For example, the Touchable ability adds the following events:
TouchSensor.click - indicates whether the pointing device button is currently pressed. It generates SFTime event.
TouchSensor.enable - indicates whether the sensor is currently paying attention to pointer device. It receives SFBool event. If False, the sensor is turned off.
TouchSensor.over - indicates whether the pointer is over the object. It generates SFTime event.
TouchSensor.toggle - indicates whether the pointing device button is currently pressed. Generates TRUE on the first click, FALSE on the second, and etc.
This ability adds the Enabled property that indicates whether the sensor is activated or not whenever you load the scene with the VRML browser. If False, the sensor is turned off.
These events and properties are accessible in the Routing Diagram, and can be bound with events of other objects. Types of events and properties are taken from VRML 97 (
http://www.web3d.org/technicalinfo/specifications/vrml97/index.htm
).
Mikhal Timofeev
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fsilva@corp.terra.com.br
/ 30.09.01 10:48
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