Hi @bgračnar
yes this is possible via javaScript. Example for playing of 2 sequneces
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$scope.app.sequence1 = function() {
console.log("called $scope.sequence1");
$scope.view.wdg['model-1']['sequence'] = 'app/resources/Uploaded/l-Creo 3D - fig_1.pvi';
$timeout(
//////////////////////////////////////////
//function() {angular.element(document.getElementById('model-1')).scope().playAll();}
/////////////////////////////////////////
function() { $scope.$broadcast('app.view["Home"].wdg["model-1"].svc.playAll');
$scope.$applyAsync();
//////////////////////////////////////////
},1000);
console.log("finished $scope.sequence1");
}
$scope.app.sequence2 = function() {
console.log("called $scope.sequence2");
$scope.view.wdg['model-1']['sequence'] = 'app/resources/Uploaded/l-Creo 3D - fig_2.pvi';
//$timeout(function() {angular.element(document.getElementById('model-1')).scope().playAll();},1000);
$timeout(
function() { $scope.$broadcast('app.view["Home"].wdg["model-1"].svc.playAll');
$scope.$applyAsync();
//////////////////////////////////////////
},1000);
console.log("finished $scope.sequence2");
}
$scope.app.sequence = function() {
$scope.app.sequence1();
$scope.app.sequence2();
}
Ok the code above could work ok but there is another version which is more stable when you try to play a sequence on start / after model loaded event.
Here is another example which is more robust . There are 2 different functions for the calling of play respectively playAll .
$scope.app.loadsequence = function()
{ $scope.setWidgetProp('model-1', 'sequence', "app/resources/Uploaded/l-Creo 3D - TestFigure1.pvi");
twx.app.fn.triggerWidgetService("model-1", 'play');
};
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$rootScope.$on('modelLoaded', function()
{$scope.app.loadsequence();
console.warn("$scope.app.loadsequence() executed");
$timeout( function() {
$scope.app.loadsequence();
console.warn("app.loadsequence() executed");
$scope.$applyAsync();
}, 1000);
});
$scope.app.loadsequence1 = function()
{ $scope.setWidgetProp('model-1', 'sequence', "app/resources/Uploaded/l-Creo 3D - SecondTestFigure.pvi");
twx.app.fn.triggerWidgetService("model-1", 'playAll');
};
I think it is possible to execute more than one sequence consecutively in particular order. I could not remember if this was working but if there is a problem we can try to call the next sequence from the step-completed event of the last step (ok this requires some additional checks) but we need to consider this only if we face a problem when calling several sequences consecutively
