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secretjob
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Hi there.I am new here.Please help me.

I follow the pattern with this topic http://viewpoint.infopop.cc/eve/forums/a/tpc/f/3632928096/m/3101002932
But I still can't resize the Instance size

<!--this is my html code-->
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<script language="javascript" src="Eovia/MTS3Interface.js"></script>
<script language="VBScript" src="Eovia/mtsAxDetect.vbs"></script>

<script language="javascript">
<!--
var vmp; //This global variable is for the VET content
function Resize()
{
var value = document.getElementById('size').value;
if (value !='')
{
vmp.ExecuteVETScript("MTSInstance.CUBE.Scale.x="+value+";");
}
else alert("Invalid or blank size value");
}
//-->
</script>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<script language="javascript">
vmp = new MTSPlugin("cubel.mtx", 400, 300, "", "simple", "GenieMinimumVersion=50332496");
</script>
<form>
<input type="text" name="size" />
<input type="button" name="CubeResize" value="Resize" onclick="javascript:Resize();"/>
</form>
</BODY>
</HTML>


<!-- And this is my mtx file -->
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<MTSScene Version="308" >
<MTSSceneParms RenderMode="LightTexture" BlendShadow="1" AccumMax="0" EdgeBias="1" />
<MTSCamera OrbitDist="51.14323" >
<Rotate x="35.26431" y="135.00002" z="0" />
<ViewLocation x="0" y="0" z="4" />
</MTSCamera>
<MTSInstance Name="UNIVERSE" >
<MTSInstance Name="CUBE" >
<Transform>
<Scale x="0.0866" y="0.0866" z="0.0866" />
<Position x="-0.13374" y="2.5" z="1.356" />
</Transform>
</MTSInstance>
</MTSInstance>
<MTSTimeElem Type="MTSStream" Name="cubel" Path="cubel.mts" >
<Target Name="MTSInstance.UNIVERSE" />

</MTSTimeElem>
</MTSScene>



Is it because that my instance "CUBE" is inside instance "UNIVERSE" ???
I don't want to modify mtx file so I try to access edit DOM in html with many way like

MTSInstance.CUBE.Scale.x
MTSInstance.UNIVERSE.CUBE.Scale.x
MTSInstance.UNIVERSE.MTSInstance.CUBE.Scale.x

but it doesn't work at all.Please help me.

Zip/GZ archive3d_resize.zip (15 KB, 4 downloads) source code
 
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e_phoenix13
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Hi secretjob...

Update your MTX file as follows:
1. Change the Scene Version to 330.
2. Add a VETScriptInterpreter at the end of the MTX file before closing the Scene tag.

Check the updated files attached.


Cheers,

Anup

Zip/GZ archive3d_resize_new.zip (15 KB, 7 downloads)
 
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secretjob
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Thank you Smile it works well
Now I can resize,rotate,shear,locate position

I have one more question how can I get shear position value?
For size I use: vmp.GetProperty("MTSInstance.CUBE","scl_" , "mts_pnt3d");
For Rotate I use: vmp.GetProperty("MTSInstance.CUBE","rot_" , "mts_pnt3d");
For Locate position I use: vmp.GetProperty("MTSInstance.CUBE","loc_" , "mts_pnt3d");

but I can't get shear value??? I try "shr_","she_",etc... but it won't work at all.what is string should I use to get shear value?

By the way, I found "scl_","rol_","loc_" by reading many topics.Is there any document that tell me about these string?
 
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e_phoenix13
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You can get the code reference here...

http://developer.viewpoint.com/dc/xml.shtml


Hope this helps.


Cheers,

Anup
 
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You would just call the full name of the property ("Shear") since it doesn't have an abbreviation in this case:

vmp.GetProperty("MTSInstance.myInstance","Shear","mts_pnt3d")

You can usually just call a property by its full name instead of its four-letter abbreviation whenever you want. However, good practice is to call the property by its abbreviation when an abbreviation is available. Example attached.

Regards

Zip/GZ archivegetshear.zip (8 KB, 6 downloads)
 
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secretjob
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So it was "Shear" with S capital letter.Ha ha

Thank you very much.

http://developer.viewpoint.com/dc/xml.shtml
with this link I can now understand almost of them. Smile

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