I would love to create a 3d.io aframe scene that loads an apartment including 3d.io furniture without the need for a network connection. How can I do that?
This will be possible using the upcoming "Export" API. It will allow you to download an entire scene and then viewing it offline or using inside desktop applications etc.
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I have an Oculus Quest. I'm checking out a-frame and want to test my app on the oculus. I don't see any instructions for doing so in the docs. It works fine in Chrome, but how do I develop for the Oculus with A-Frame?
You need to open your website using the oculus browser. Open the browser, and type in the URL.
For developing You'll need a local server to serve the website and any assets. This itself is a huge topic, a simple solution could be using this http-server.
Alternatively You can also create a simple node server, stackoverflow has a huge thread on starting with node.
If you can access a website from you PC (where the server is running), then oculus connected with the same WIFI network should have no problems either.
How to get info if there any new tab or browser is opened while application is running?
For online examination tool i want to implement a feature that while giving test if user open a new tab or a new browser than it would notify me.
How can i achieve this task in .dot?
If your exam application is going to be a ASP.Net website/web application, then you can't detect how many tabs/browsers instance are open. You can look into HTML5 Fullscreen API for a wayout, but I don't think all the browser has support for it.
I have a QtGui.QTabBar object that I use in my application. User interaction can open (or close) additional tabs to run various python modules. I'd like to make each of these run in their own process to ensure that longer running/CPU intensive modules don't block simple ones.
There does not need to be interaction between tabs. The only thing that would be needed is a way for the parent (existing) application to know when a tab closes and ensure the child process terminated correctly. I'm planning on using Pythons multiprocessing module to handle this.
Is there a way to make a new tab in a QTabBar open a separate process? If so, how? I've Google'd for 'qtabbar separate processes' and similar, but I haven't found anything that tells me one way or another if this is possible.
I'm using Python 2.7.3, PyQt and Qt 4.9
You can't have a tab running in a new process. Any tab is just a widget, and all GUI is running in the main application thread.
But you can separate GUI from the business logic of your application.
For a single tab you can have a widget itself and a controller that can run in another thread and process your heavy calculations. Then you can connect your tab and its controller with signals/slots mechanism.
Specifically, I have the main application running in the browser. I would like to offer a link to install a set of tools that provide the user to perform a subset of the functionality provided in the main application. I'd like to have a link that says, "Install Tools," and this would in turn kick off the Out Of Browser installation of the tools, not the main application.
So basically to solve this, I created a separate Silverlight application and provided a link to it from the original application. It operates on the same data and the link makes it appear as if it were part of the main application. In the new application I provide a link to "Install Tools" on their desktop. It looks seemless and is a smaller footprint anyways. Works for me!
Does anyone know of a flash projector 'project' or 'framework' that uses a new flashPlayer for each window?
We've used mProjector, which works well to a point, but I'm very disappointed in the fileIO patterns they use. It is very buggy with regard to reading and writing files.
mdm zinc uses multiple windows, but it is all sits on one flashPlayer 'session'. The same applies for AIR. It is great, but there isn't a way to make each window run on a seperate flashPlayer... extreme number crunching on one window will lock up all other windows.
Thank you in advance. --jeremy
edit - Just to clarify my needs (since I'm adding a little bounty), the app is an ERP application, built on Flex 3.x, and the size and scope of the project == huge.
tl;dr -- I need an exe wrapper (for windows), similar to AIR, that can have multiple windows, running each window on a seperate flashPlayer instance, and when a window is closed, it blows-away that flashPlayer instance / stage / etc.
How about a DotNet application to handle the wrapper? It can spawn windows each with it's own instance of the Flash Player (ActiveX dll) running in it.
I'm Sorry I found this too late to help you, but hopefully this saves someone else some work.
You can use SWF Studio to do this.
What you do is create a stub EXE that takes command line parameters to tell it which SWF to load. The parameter tells the EXE which SWF to load from its internal collection of files added to the SWF studio Files Tab. Whenever you need to open a new "window" you just execute your own EXE again and pass it the name of the SWF to use.
SWF Studio's App.sendData commands allows you to send data between youe various windows with very little effort so your separate applications can easily behave like they are all parts of a single application.