Hi @Velkumar ,
I think this this could be done possibly by javaScript for small objects /models. For large models this, may be, will not make a sense.
The problem there is that you cannot download the object to the download resource folder of the project – at least not possible from the Vuforia studio preview /view app. Ok , in same cases if the thingworx server has access of the experience service folder – it is theoretical possible that you can use a service which could start a OS to copy of a file … not sure how the implementation should looks like
You can use the Thingworx service LoadBinary to load a binary file (any file format also CAD file) from an Thingworx repository to a javaScript variable and try to set it to the source property of the model widget. May be this could work. I did not test it actually for models but I think that it could work. I did in the code below download a video file and set it to a video widget and played it afterword’s. To work it required some test /trial and error/ :
////////////////////Issue with read video from repository
$scope.GetVideoFromTwxRepository = function(path, play) {
$scope.$applyAsync(function() {
$rootScope.$broadcast('app.mdl.CAD-Files-Repository.svc.LoadBinary',
{"path":path}
);} ,500 );
console.log("after calling GetVideoFromTwx");
};
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// register the modelLoad event - when loading of 3d complete
$rootScope.$on('modelLoaded', function() {
// when load binary event complete
$scope.$root.$on('LoadBinary-complete', function(event, args) {
console.log("name="+event.name)
// set the loaded video to the sorce of the video widget
var ret_str='data:video/mp4;base64,'+args.data[0].Content;
$scope.view.wdg['video-1']['videosrc']=ret_str;
console.warn($scope.view.wdg['video-1']['videosrc'])
//now play the video
$timeout(function () { $scope.$root.$broadcast('app.view["Home"].wdg["video-1"].svc.play'); }, 500);
});
};
