web plugin freaky problems

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hi,

not sure if this is the correct place to post this but here it goes:

i downloaded the web plugin and put the html code. when i then open then webpage (on my harddrive) i only see the bunny loading screen. if i right click on the (html) file, it opens in word and the .blend runs fine. if i then save the file in word, it works fine in internet explorer but it is sloooww. if i then check the html code, a lot of stuff has been added by word.
do you guys have any idea what the problem is? is there a way to get it to run in IE like it runs in word?

thanks in advance

d52477001

2

Micros~1 word adds a lot to html files

I’d suggest you avoid it for html like the plague
(unless you’re willing to use regular expressions to remove excess)

that said, IE should work.

sometimes I have to refresh the page
sometimes it is another problem

is a loading blend file specified?
if so try removing the refrence to it.

other things?
nope, can’t think of any

3

this is the test html code i used. anything wrong with it?

<html>

<head>
</head>

<body>

<object
classid=“clsid:5DB05CB8-7751-469D-A1DD-45C8C201C013”
id=“Blender3DPlugin”
width=“640”
height=“480”

<param name=“blenderURL” value=“c:/windows/desktop/test.blend”>

<embed
type=“application/x-blender-plugin”
pluginspage=“http://plugin.blender.nl”
name=“NPBlender”
width=“640”
height=“480”
src=“c:/windows/desktop/test.blend”

</embed>
</object>
</p>

</body>

</html>

4

Why are you using word for your HTML???

You should be using Notepad, i know it wont add any text or stuff to your final page.

Matt

Blend on, and blend well!!!

5

I’ve never done anything with the plugin, but it looks to me that the object and embed tags don’t have the closing angle bracket. I assume when you open it in word it realises that, fixes it and adds a lot more junk.

Neil.

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yeah i’m using notepad so that’s not the prob.

neil: that’s how they give it on blender3d.org but i’ll try changing that and see if it helps…

7

I think it’s the path “c:/…” that is making the plugin run slow in IE, try: “file://c:\windows\desktop\ est.blend” instead OR your test file is BIG :wink: .

Oh, you might want to add the “codebase” attribute for the “object” tag aswell, you never know… okej?

I don’t see anything else wrong with it.

8

ok thanks. i got it to work with:

“file://c:/windows/desktop/test.blend”

the only prob still is that it shows it much smaller thatn specified (its like 6.4 by 4.8!)

and it’s still quite slow but at least it works.

thanks a lot!

d52477001

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np 8) ,

so, your test file is like, 1/10 of the object size??? :o

Hmm, maybe…
<snipe>
…SizeX and SizeY buttons of the Display Buttons (F10) in Blender.
</snipe>

yes!? :smiley: