Hi @micah ,
I tested it further with models with different complexity. Yes in some cases the delay is not long enough. So e.g. when you start the play the sequence is not loaded yet- and this will explain the behavior what you mentioned in the log file.
In this case is better as mentioned to use only this setting which are necessary in the particular case ( e.g. if not required not to set the pvz)
Another option is to split the call. When you set the model - the sequence setting could be done in the modelLoad event. When you set a sequence you can call then the step setting and play in the sequenceloaded event
Here is an example which was working with a large model on IOS and Android:
// $scope, $element, $attrs, $injector, $sce, $timeout, $http, $ionicPopup, and $ionicPopover services are available
$scope.ExecuteWhenSequenceLoaded=false;
$scope.SequenceModelWidget='';
$scope.SequenceStepNr=1;
$scope.testClick= function () {
$scope.app.playModelStepPvz("engine_test_exp","Figure 1","model-3",3 )
}
//////////////
//definition of the function
$scope.app.playModelStepPvz = function (pvz,sequence,modelName,step_number ) {
//pvz file
//sequnece -sequnece name e.g. TestFigure1 - as shown in UI
//modelName - model name e.g. model-1 widget
//step_number - set this number to current step
$scope.$applyAsync(()=>{$scope.setWidgetProp(modelName, 'src', '');});
$timeout(function () {
$scope.$applyAsync(()=>{$scope.setWidgetProp(modelName, 'src', 'app/resources/Uploaded/'+pvz +'.pvz');});
},50);
$timeout(function () {
$scope.$applyAsync(()=>{$scope.setWidgetProp(modelName, 'sequence', '');});
},150);
$timeout(function () {
$scope.$applyAsync(()=>{$scope.setWidgetProp(modelName, 'sequence', 'app/resources/Uploaded/l-Creo 3D - '+sequence +'.pvi');});
},250);
$scope.ExecuteWhenSequenceLoaded=true;
$scope.SequenceModelWidget=modelName;
$scope.SequenceStepNr=step_number;
//angular.element(document.getElementById(modelName)).scope().play(); }, 100);
};
//
$scope.$on("sequenceloaded", function (evt, arg) {
if($scope.ExecuteWhenSequenceLoaded)
if(arg == $scope.SequenceModelWidget)
$timeout(function () {
$scope.$applyAsync(()=>{$scope.setWidgetProp($scope.SequenceModelWidget, 'currentStep', parseInt($scope.SequenceStepNr));});
}
, 50);
$scope.$applyAsync();
$timeout(function () {
$scope.app.fn.triggerWidgetService($scope.SequenceModelWidget,"play");
}, 250)
//because I use the variable I will reset them with a delay
// this is not the best program stile
$scope.$applyAsync();
$timeout( function () {
$scope.ExecuteWhenSequenceLoaded=false;
$scope.SequenceModelWidget='';
$scope.SequenceStepNr=1;},900)
});
