# Next, let's create a clickable object to start the timeline
my_object = objects.W3DObject(
name="button", # Give it a name
color=(255, 0, 0), # Make it red
placement=placement.W3DPlacement( # Specify position and orientation
position=(0, 1, 0), # We'll leave rotation as default for now
),
content=objects.W3DText( # Specify that this is a text object
text="Play" # ...with text reading "Hello, World!"
),
link=objects.W3DLink( # Add a clickable link to the text object
actions={
0: [ # On first click (index 0)...
actions.TimelineAction( # start the timeline
timeline_name="my_timeline", change="Start"
)
]
}
)
)
# Now add this object to the project
my_project["objects"].append(my_object)
my_project["debug"] = True
# Finally, we render the whole thing using Blender, export it, and display the
# result
export_to_blender(my_project,
filename="timeline_sound_sample.blend",
display=True)
)
right_sound = sounds.W3DSound(name="right",
filename="sound/right.wav",
movement_mode="Positional")
long_sound = sounds.W3DSound(name="long", filename="sound/long.wav")
# Next, let's create link to play a basic sound
play_object = objects.W3DObject(
name="play",
placement=placement.W3DPlacement(position=(0, 10, 1), ),
content=objects.W3DText(text="Play Sound!"),
link=objects.W3DLink(
actions={
-1: [ # On every click (negative number)...
actions.SoundAction( # Affect the sound...
sound_name="basic", # named "basic"...
change="Start" # by starting it.
)
]
}))
# An object to play a sound to the left
left_object = objects.W3DObject(
name="left_button",
placement=placement.W3DPlacement(position=(-5, 0, 0),
rotation=placement.W3DRotation(
rotation_mode="LookAt",
rotation_vector=(0, 0, 0))),
content=objects.W3DText(text="Left"),
sound="left", # Attach the sound named left to this object
link=objects.W3DLink(
color=(255, 0, 0), # Make it red
placement=placement.W3DPlacement( # Specify position and orientation
position=(0, 1, 0), # We'll leave rotation as default for now
),
content=objects.W3DText( # Specify that this is a text object
text="Hello, World!", # ...with text reading "Hello, World!"
font="LinBiolinum_K.otf"
),
link=objects.W3DLink( # Add a clickable link to the text object
actions = {
-1: [ # On every click (negative number)...
actions.ObjectAction( # ...change the object...
object_name="hello", # ...named hello...
duration=1, # ...over a period of one second...
move_relative=True, # ...by moving it relative to its
# current location...
placement=placement.W3DPlacement(
position=(0, 0.5, 0) # ...back half a meter.
)
)
]
}
),
)
# Now add this object to the project
my_project["objects"].append(my_object)
#Finally, we render the whole thing using Blender, export it, and display the
#result
export_to_blender(my_project, filename="link_sample.blend", display=True)
my_object = objects.W3DObject(
name="elem{}x{}".format(i, j),
color=(randint(0, 255), randint(0, 255), randint(0, 255)),
placement=placement.W3DPlacement(
position=(radius * sin(theta) * cos(phi),
radius * sin(theta) * sin(phi), radius * cos(theta)),
rotation=placement.W3DRotation(rotation_mode="LookAt",
rotation_vector=(0, 0, 0))),
content=objects.W3DText(text="W3D"),
link=objects.W3DLink(
actions={
-1: [
actions.ObjectAction(
object_name="elem{}x{}".format(i, j),
duration=1,
move_relative=True,
placement=placement.W3DPlacement(
position=(0, 0.5, 0) # ...back half a meter.
))
]
}),
)
my_project["objects"].append(my_object)
my_object = objects.W3DObject(
name="shape{}x{}".format(i, j),
content=objects.W3DShape(shape_type=shapes[(i + j) % len(shapes)]),
placement=placement.W3DPlacement(
rotation=placement.W3DRotation(rotation_mode="LookAt",
rotation_vector=(0, 0, 0)),