I am using the Android Javascript SDK and have a model that is constantly animated with PropertyAnimation. The animation changes the model's translate.x value between two values so as to move it left and right sequentially. I want to be able to check what the model's current x position is at any given time, however when I try using
World.modelGoalie.translate.x
in an if statement, it always returns the value that the model was instantiated with.
Is there a way for me to know the model's exact location at any time during its PropertyAnimation?
I am afraid it is not possible to get the model's current position while it is animated. You can refer here to see a list of available methods we have for animated models and if you can use one as a workaround but we do not currently support something like that.
Thanks Eva
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Thomas Giulianelli
said
over 6 years ago
Thanks for the response Eva,.
That's unfortunate, but luckily I found that I was able to replicate the effect of the animation by using JavaScript's setInterval function and now I am able to get the model's position at any time.
Thomas Giulianelli
Hi,
I am using the Android Javascript SDK and have a model that is constantly animated with PropertyAnimation. The animation changes the model's translate.x value between two values so as to move it left and right sequentially. I want to be able to check what the model's current x position is at any given time, however when I try using
in an if statement, it always returns the value that the model was instantiated with.
Is there a way for me to know the model's exact location at any time during its PropertyAnimation?