triceratops | exports geometry from Grasshopper to Three.js object format | Graphics library
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Triceratops is a Grasshopper plugin that exports geometry from Grasshopper to a JSON file in the Three.js object scene format.
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QUESTION
I'm trying to layout a toolbar inside a MudTable
with multiple filter controls.
ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-31 at 16:33- How to Control the Width of MudSelect: You've got a couple options here. You can add a container element around the
MudSelect
and control the width of that element via CSS (e.g.max-width: 150px
) or you can use one of Mud's sizing classes on the MudSelect itself, such as the flex classClass="flex-grow-0"
, which will prevent the select from growing. - Why the Bottom Borders Aren't Aligned - You're setting margin top to zero on the text input via
Class="mt-0"
. If you remove that, the bottom borders will be aligned.
QUESTION
this picture is no problem. but under picture is problem.
I am using aframe and https://threejs.org/docs/#examples/en/controls/TransformControls
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Aug-10 at 16:11The code is trying to move the skinnedMesh
, not the root mesh
.
One solution would be adding a check for Mesh
, and if there isn't one, find it with getObject3D('mesh')
:
QUESTION
Currently, on code.org, I have a project where you need to guess a dinosaur fossil from a list of them. What I have envisioned is to be given 4 options and a picture, however I don't know how to make sure that one of the buttons randomly gets the correct answer, while the other 3 random ones get random names from the list. I have the code that selections the specific variable/correct answer.
var dinosaur = ["T-Rex", "Velociraptor", "Allosaurus", "Spinosaurus", "Brachiosaurus", "Stegosaurus", "Ankylosaurus", "Triceratops", "Parasaurolophus", "Iguanodon", "Diplodocus", "Argentinosaurus", "Isanosaurus", "Styracosaurus", "Baryonyx", "Carnotaurus", "Europasaurus"];
ANSWER
Answered 2021-Apr-21 at 08:50In my full solution further down, I wrote two prototype functions that return a certain number of elements/properties (defaults to return 1 element/property) at random and return those value(s). For this TL;DR version of the solution, you only need the array function I wrote.
This should do what you are looking for:
QUESTION
I have started toying around with A-Frame, and I have used their Model Viewer example as a starting point. I have tried to make this model viewer part of the html site, where it would be a smaller part of the grid:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-11 at 15:53If you want to embed a scene within some custom layout there is the embedded component:
QUESTION
one of the features I have on my website is that the user can sort the images based on title
and number of horns
.
I have made the logic and it works perfectly, but the issue is with the rendering on the DOM.
IF I click on either sort with title
or with horns
, all images are being rendered.
Not sure what is the mistake I have done.
Below is my code for illustration:
Please note, I added the local JSON file in the place of the CSS, so just in case if anyone of you wants that.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Aug-09 at 07:27you are creating the image elements but on selection change you are not removing them, so on selection change not only you need to create new but also remove the previous Images
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Install triceratops
Go to Triceratops page at Food4Rhino and download the project .zip folder.
Extract the files from the .zip folder.
Place the .gha file in your grasshopper components folder. This can be found from Grasshopper at: File > Special Folders > Components Folder or often at the following location on your C drive: C:\Users[your username]\AppData\Roaming\Grasshopper\Libraries
Restart, or start a new instance of Rhino/Grasshopper
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