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If we add step description in Creo Illustrate, how to show them in the experience.
I guess, it should be working if we watch the current step like $scope.$watch("view.wdg['model-1'].currentStep",
But StepDescription is always undefined
Thanks in advance
Regards
Taju Joseph
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Yes , there is known issue with the stepDescription. Currently this information could not be accessed on the end device (HoloLens, IOS , Mobile) The property of the stepDescription- you can define in Creo Illustrate in the Note Tab on the bottom. When I see the picture to your post, it looks like that it is a snapshot from the debugging console of the Chrome preview? Right?
Actually we are able to access in the preview the stepDescription. For example if you use a listener for the “stepstarted” event , where you will be able to access the stepDescription note in the preview mode / in JavaScript
$scope.$on('stepstarted', function(evt, arg1, arg2, arg3) { var parsedArg3 = JSON.parse(arg3); console.log("stepDescription="+parsedArg3.stepDescription); console.log("nextStep="+parsedArg3.nextStep); });
Please see also the following post for further information
Yes , there is known issue with the stepDescription. Currently this information could not be accessed on the end device (HoloLens, IOS , Mobile) The property of the stepDescription- you can define in Creo Illustrate in the Note Tab on the bottom. When I see the picture to your post, it looks like that it is a snapshot from the debugging console of the Chrome preview? Right?
Actually we are able to access in the preview the stepDescription. For example if you use a listener for the “stepstarted” event , where you will be able to access the stepDescription note in the preview mode / in JavaScript
$scope.$on('stepstarted', function(evt, arg1, arg2, arg3) { var parsedArg3 = JSON.parse(arg3); console.log("stepDescription="+parsedArg3.stepDescription); console.log("nextStep="+parsedArg3.nextStep); });
Please see also the following post for further information
Thank you