C.5.8 Notes about use
●
The animation is interrupted if the X3D Viewer widget is hidden. If this happens, there is
no need to choose a scene selection without animation.
● You should avoid frequent or multiple instantiation of the X3D Viewer widget as this reduces
performance and memory capacity. The use (implementation) of an X3D Viewer Singleton
is recommended in such application scenarios.
● The X3D Viewer can also be used in signal slot concepts.
● If an error occurs (for example, a file not found or unknown scene name), the X3D Viewer
widget opens a message area. This area is automatically hidden again when another help
screen is activated.
C.6 Display in Run MyScreens
This section is intended for experienced "Run MyScreens" developers. Necessary background
knowledge is provided in the associated documentation.
In addition to using screens in .bmp or .png format, animated help screens can also be
displayed with the X3D Viewer.
To integrate help screens, use the Run MyScreens interface in the usual way.
To output images in .bmp or .png format, XG0 is entered in the definition of a dialog box in the
Attributes section or the parameter is left empty. To integrate X3D help screens in a dialog,
you must enter XG1 in the attributes.
//M(MASK_F_DR_O1_MAIN/$85407////52,80/XG1)
The following parameters are required to activate the individual help screens; their meaning
is described in Section 5.3 Public slots:
1. File name
2. StaticScene (optional)
3. AnimationScene (optional)
4. Technology (optional)
5. Plane (optional)
The parameters are combined into a character string in this order, separated by a comma.
Hlp = "File name,StaticScene,AnimationScene,Technology,Plane"
Animated elements
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