Hi @Vishnu_N ,
so depening on your mobile device and kind of project - you do not need to extract the pvz file. Means that pvz file is a zip format what could be extracted with winzip compatible program. But mostly it will work to use the sequence without extracting
So far I know in the past we had some issues where we needed to extract the pvz files. Acctualy we can extract only the sequence - that what is a text file with .pvi extenstion e.g you have to copy them in the Upload folder or to supfolder
So in your case you have obviosly 4 pvi files inside the pvz file. If you need to use only one of them then you could extract only that one (.pvi) file to the Studio folder
To play the steps from a sequence you need to set the sequence property first and then you can play the step. If you want to do that with a script you can use some script like this:
//=============================
//default will not play automaticaly the steps
$scope.app.play=false
//that is the name test what is shown e.g. in the UI
//the ui will not display the full file name !!!
$scope.testUIDisplayName="test"
$scope.testtSequenceName="l-Creo 3D - "+$scope.testUIDisplayName
//=============================
$scope.setSequence = function(seq,play) {
$scope.app.play=play;
$scope.setWidgetProp('model-1','sequence',"app/resources/Uploaded/smallengine3/"+seq+".pvi");
$scope.$applyAsync();
}
// listener which is started when the sequence loaded is completed
$scope.$on('sequenceloaded', function(evt, model, type, sequence) {
if($scope.app.play)
$timeout(() =>{
try{
$scope.app.fn.triggerWidgetService("model-1","play");
} catch(ex){console.warn("ex="+ex);}
}
,500); //e.g. 0.5 second delay
});
// then button function to test if that plays
$scope.myButtonTest()=>{$scope.setSequence($scope.testtSequenceName,true)}
