Changing Dynamic scene in Template Wizard

[Shotski2 Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Shotski2]

Hello All,

Has anyone tried to change the scene in a Dynamic scene via Template wizard?

Basically i have a drop down menu with the scene paths that when chosen will load the scene into the Dynamic Scene plugin.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Shotski

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

Im assembling something for you. ill upload it later

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

This is how i use it. Hope it helps https://www.dropbox.com/s/udlktgdw0b...ntrol.zip?dl=0

[Shotski2 Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Shotski2]

Hi Lars,

Where does the plugin go? I put it in the Viz3 plugin folder but when i restart Artist i don't see it.

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

i have it in c:\Program Files (x86)\vizrt\Viz3\plugin and im running Viz 3.8.3 but it was the same folder in 3.6

[Shotski2 Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Shotski2]

That is exactly where i have it, but when i call up the scene you sent, it gives me an error that the plugin is missing. Can you tell me what the plugin is called in Artist so i can do a search to add it to the scene?

[Shotski2 Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Shotski2]

This is the script i am using to trigger the dynamic scene change. It works in Artist just fine. I can change the location of the scene and it changes in the dynamic scene but it does not work in Transition Logic in Pilot. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Shotski.

sub Start()
dim CC as container = findsubcontainer("ClipLoc")
dim CCLOC as string
CCLOC = CC.geometry.text
println CCLOC

dim dynId as string = System.SendCommand("#" & Scene.FindContainer("CLIP").Texture.VizId & "*IMAGE*OBJECT_ID GET")

System.SendCommand(dynId & "*DYNAMIC*SUBSCENE*SCENE SET " & CCLOC)

dim SceneName as string = SendCommand("-1 MAIN_SCENE*TREE*$CLIP*TEXTURE*IMAGE*DYNAMIC*SUBSCENE*SCENE GET")
SendCommand(SceneName & "*STAGE START")
end sub

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

Its in Built Ins/Default/SyncScene.
Try something like this. I havent tried the code but this is a method I use if its for TL.
If you want to use it with TL then make a RegisterParameterContainer in your leafpage. The container you put in that placeholder should have a fixed reference in your scene like your topmost <object> container. Drag that over to the scriptplaceholder and refer to this container in your script so that you have a fixed path in the leafscene regardless if this scene gets made into an object and put in the masterscenes toggle. if your topmost container is the object container then address everything to pointing back to that.

dim cRoot as Container = GetParameterContainer("object")
dim CC as Container = cRoot.FindSubcontainer("ClipLoc")
dim CCLOC as string
CCLOC = CC.geometry.text
println CCLOC

dim dynId as string = System.SendCommand("#" & cRoot.FindSubcontainer("CLIP").Texture.VizId & "*IMAGE*OBJECT_ID GET")

System.SendCommand(dynId & "*DYNAMIC*SUBSCENE*SCENE SET " & CCLOC)

dim SceneName as string = SendCommand("-1 MAIN_SCENE*TREE*$CLIP*TEXTURE*IMAGE*DYNAMIC*SUBSCENE*SCENE GET")
SendCommand(SceneName & "*STAGE START")
end sub