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About Group Trigger Structure
- 2024-04-15
- by MAKAR
About Group Trigger Structure
The trigger objects in scene objects are related to the "Add Interactive Features" display function in MAKAR Editor. By selecting any object in the scene and setting the display function, it can become a trigger event. You can group two or more trigger objects to control each other's activation and deactivation. This article will detail the group trigger structure.
Firstly, if you need to use the display function in the "Adding Interactive Features" setting objects as trigger events, you can refer to the tutorial on adding interaction functions.
Once you set an object as a trigger event, you'll see the "Group" switch in the display window. Check it to activate the group function. Each trigger event can be set to trigger a group. Under the trigger group structure, you can set that only one object in the same group can be displayed, while the others will be deactivated. For example, after creating a general scene object, you can add trigger events for that scene object. Each trigger event can be set to a "Group," with a total of seven trigger groups available.
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▲ Situation 1: When trigger events A, B, and C are all set in group 1, triggering A in MAKAR Viewer will deactivate B and C. |
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▲ Situation 2: When trigger events A, B, and C are all set in group 1, triggering B in MAKAR Viewer will deactivate A and C. |
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▲ Situation 3: When trigger events A, B, and C are all set in group 1, triggering C in MAKAR Viewer will deactivate A and B. |
For example, let's divide objects into A Group, B Group, and C Group. Suppose you want to display the text "Bingo!" when clicking on these three objects. Therefore, these trigger objects need to avoid repetitive display conditions. In this case, you can activate the group function for these three objects and set them to "Group One." Consequently, when you operate in MAKAR Viewer and trigger the function by clicking on an object, only one object in the same group will be displayed, and the others will be deactivated.
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▲ All Three Objects Not Grouped | ▲ All Three Objects Set to "Group One" |