autodesk-viewer

One of the properties available on the var material = NEW THREE.MeshLambertMaterial is texture maps: {( map: new THREE.TextureLoader().load('wool.jpg') )} We're very curious whether it would be possible to load in a texture this way and apply it to a specific object in the model? Yes, but the way you modify materials in the Forge Viewer is a little bit different than what you would do in Three.js. I have an extensive sample that illustrates how to modify materials, including custom textures here: Viewing.Extension.Material The live demo is there . To use it, load a model first with "Model

From the documentation it looks like you should be able to call setThemingColor with any dbId, but it seems to only work if the id that you pass is a leafnode? Is this correct? Also is there any way to bulk call this method, or is it only one single leaf node at a time? I would like to pass an array of dbId's into the method. Yes, it's only working with the leaf nodes in my experience. However, leaf nodes of a parent node can be retrieved in this way: getLeafNodes( model, dbIds ) { return new Promise( ( resolve, reject ) => { try { const instanceTree = model.getData().instanceTree dbIds =

I am using the sample C# SDK for using the Forge Derivative service and viewer. I've been successful with using any document but not with PDF. All the PDF's I've tried, translated successfully but it gives the following error when attempting to view. Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) three.min.css Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'paperUnits' of undefined I just bumped into this myself. Please try with ViewingApplication object for initialization instead of basic viewer. The way shown in Basic Viewer requires additional configuration values

I want to understand how Autodesk Forge viewer stores node elements in multiple THREE.Scene objects. There are several scenes: viewer.impl.scene // The main scene viewer.impl.overlayScenes // Three overlay scenes: selection, pivot and roll Whenever an element is selected in Forge viewer, its THREE.Mesh object is added to viewer.impl.overlayScenes.selection.scene.children. However its boundary geometry is always zero, unlike primitive THREE.Mesh objects will have boundaries after executing geometry.computeBoundaryBox() Because of the zero boundary of Forge elements, I cannot use THREE.Raycaster

I am getting error like: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '__webglFramebuffer' of null when i am going to another page linked with the page which has autodesk viewer attached . I dont know why it is coming . I am using angularjs for my web site and there is no code in controller of that page about viewer. You are getting this error because you do not destroy the viewer instance on the page you left, so when receiving event such as page resize the viewer will try to re-render and since the WebGL context has been destroyed it will fire this error. Simply place some cleanup handler called