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How to : Jump in P3D

Page history last edited by Phil Lavery 6 mos ago

 

How to jump within a P3D show by using the "jump" tag.

 

This is best used in combination with the <exit> tag at the end of any show opened on top of a base show.

 

 Jump 

 

Enables jumping within the same show. It is applied to image/model/text and clicking on will jump x number of slides forward or backward. Or jump to a named slide, this would have the advantage that adding, removing or moving slides would not interfere with these links.
 
Usage:
 
           <layer> 

          <jump jump="relative" slide="-2" layer="0"></jump>

          <image coordinate_frame="slide" position="0.25 0.75 0.0" scale="0.25">Images/lz.rgb</image>

          </layer>

or

 

 

Jump within base show and open a new show on top.

This allows you to jump from a slide in your base show and fire off a new show, but when you exit that show, you come back to a different location within the base show. This allows complex non-linear shows to be created.

 

This is best used in combination with the <exit> tag at the end of any show opened on top of a base show.

 

Usage - add following options to the click_to_run : jump="realtive" or "absolute" and then slide="num" and layer="num", example:
 
          <layer>

          <click_to_run jump="relative" slide="0" layer="-1">osgviewer glider.osg</click_to_run>

          <image coordinate_frame="slide" position="0.25 0.75 0.0" scale="0.25">Images/lz.rgb</image>

          </layer>

 

          <layer>

          <click_to_run jump="absolute" slide="0" layer="0">osgviewer cow.osg</click_to_run>

          <image coordinate_frame="slide" position="0.75 0.75 0.0" scale="0.25">RSVclip.mov</image>

          </layer>

 

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