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==Loading in Verge 3D==
How to load in a verge 3d application into Qmaze. <br>

If you just want to use a simple 3d scene without using puzzles, choose a Code-Based App Type in the Verge3D App Manager when creating a new project. (this is preferred) <br>
When you are comfortable with your 3d model (made in blender), upload all the files from the application folder to the Qmaze database(files). <br>
Use the remote desktop to upload the files as there is a possibility some (don't know which) files will get corrupt when you use the upload function in the files section of Qmaze. <br>

When the uploading is complete, make a new report in the ReportEditor in Qmaze. <br>
Copy all the contents in the <body> from the .html file in your application to the newly created report. <br>
Next, copy all the contents from the .js file in your application to the report. Make sure this pasted text is in a <script> tag </script>. <br>
IMPORTANT: make the app var global~!!! <br>

there is a line: 
 var app = new v3d.App(

remove ' var '
add 
 var app;
one line above
 window.addEventListener('load', function() {



==Editing properties of a material==

===change color of a MeshNodeMaterial===

Lookup the object:
 var obj = app.scene.getObjectByName(obj);
Lookup material:
 var mat = obj.material;
Set the RGB node to a color (vector4):
 mat.nodeRGB[0] = new v3d.Vector4(0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 1);
Call a material update:
 obj.material.needsUpdate = true;