Hi @rrzink91
I think the answer is yes. This is possible.
The solution could consist of 2 parts
1.) register first a click event on item - I believe here is intended to have an assembly where you pick simple an component- and want to have then information about the selected component, right?
And depending on which component was clicked then you need a way to identify the clicked component.
You can register the 'userpick' event and then depending on the selection you can check the selection - it should be something like <model>-pathid (path id = occurrence path in a modelItem widget – but here you do not need to defined explicitly and modelItem widget )
Example for selection model-1-/0/3/2
The code could be something like this :
$rootScope.$on('modelLoaded', function() {
angular.forEach($element.find('twx-dt-model'), function(value, key) {
// search all twx-td-model's -> means all model widgets
angular.element(value).scope().$on('userpick',function(event,target,parent,edata) {
//for each model widget will set a userpick listener
try{
console.log('edata');console.warn(edata);
console.log("JSON.parse(edata)");console.warn(JSON.parse(edata));
var pathid = JSON.parse(edata).occurrence;
$scope.currentSelection = target + "-" + pathid;
// this is the current selection - the selected component occurence
// you can use it for example as shown below
console.log("=>>"+$scope.currentSelection);
} catch (ea) {console.error("not twx-model is clicked but still fired")}
try{
// if in preview mode we will hide this/ selected component
tml3dRenderer.setProperties($scope.currentSelection, { hidden:true } );
} catch (wrong) {console.error( "wrong:"+wrong); }
} ) //end of the userpick defintion
} ) //end of for each funciton
/////////////////////
} )
2.) you can prepare you data in an json file in the project upload folder which could be loaded in the current session via the $http service.
$http.get('app/resources/Uploaded/' + jsonFile).success(function(data, status, headers, config) {
$scope.compJSON_mod[target]=data;
angular.forEach(data , function(position, path_id){
$scope.compJSON_Data[target+'-'+path_id] =position;
console.log("target="+target+" --> $scope.compJSON_Data["+path_id+"] = "+$scope.compJSON_Data[path_id]);
});//end of the error function ////////// finish for each path_id
})
.error(function(data, status, headers, config) {console.log("problem in the http will create a new ");
here we will load the position data (position is only a sample name of any data) to an array with index = UI selection. So you can get later directly the data from the array, when you have the selection - in userpick event - then you can find the position data – or as mentioned it could by any Object data which could be displayed later in a 2d widget
