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Basically the title, I've been trying use the opacity value to make a model part "fade" away but when I change the value, it's reflected when I print it to console but not on the model itself. Thanks!
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You will need to write a loop to change the opacity in increments over time to get your fade. But there are two ways to actually change opacity value:
$scope.setWidgetProp('myObjectName', 'opacity', 0.5); //opacity values are 0-1 $scope.view.wdg['myObjectName'].opacity = 0.5;
Generally the setWidgetProp method is the most reliable at triggering a view refresh and actually showing the change you made. But you may get different results with 2D and 3D widgets.
I would share some code snippets of what you have so far if you want more detailed feedback.
You will need to write a loop to change the opacity in increments over time to get your fade. But there are two ways to actually change opacity value:
$scope.setWidgetProp('myObjectName', 'opacity', 0.5); //opacity values are 0-1 $scope.view.wdg['myObjectName'].opacity = 0.5;
Generally the setWidgetProp method is the most reliable at triggering a view refresh and actually showing the change you made. But you may get different results with 2D and 3D widgets.
I would share some code snippets of what you have so far if you want more detailed feedback.
I've been using a loop with: $scope.view.wdg[lbl]['opacity'] -= 0.005;
I'll try your two suggestions and see if that fixes it