Hi @Writer_test ,
I do not think that in generally this should be a problem and it should work. So we need to check what are the particular bindings. Here e.g. I have more complex case where I could rotate a door via slider. Otherwise the door could be rotated by event coming from Thingworx. But there is no problem and the slider is still updated corrected when the angle change and the door is rotated.
May be if you provide more info about your implementation, so I could check what could be the problem
In the door example I used a $watch construct where I checked the value of parameter and then synchronized the values of the door rotation and the slider. so here when I change the parameter door_angle this will lead to synchronization of the both. May be you can use similar approach
/////////////////// ANGLE CONTROL
$scope.$watch(
function()
{
//console.log("$scope.$watch() first function door_angle="+$scope.app.params['door_angle']);
return $scope.app.params['door_angle'];
}
,
function()
{
var l_door=0.999;
//console.log("$scope.$watch() second function fired");
if($scope.view.wdg['toggle-3']['value']==true)
{
var angle1=$scope.app.params['door_angle'];
$scope.view.wdg['slider-1']['value']=angle1;
var angle1_rad=angle1*Math.PI/180.0;
$scope.view.wdg['modelItem-door-asm']['rx'] = angle1 ;
$scope.view.wdg['modelItem-door-asm']['y'] = 0.0 - l_door*Math.sin(angle1_rad);
$scope.view.wdg['modelItem-door-asm']['z'] = 0.0 - l_door*(1.0-Math.cos(angle1_rad));
}
//endif
}
//end of the second function
);
// end of the watch function
