Simple babylon file not loading in web but loading in local apache server

[altreality]

Hi,

 

I have got the attached loco.babylon file(remove .txt, it wasnt allowing to upload .babylon files) which I want to load. The scene is this: http://synth2014.github.io/Age-of-Steam/babylon/indexLocoScene.html

 

I cant seem to be able to load this file in the web or in the babylon sandbox (http://www.babylonjs.com/sandbox/). However it loads fine in my localhost(apache tomcat server)

 

No errors are given.

 

 

After loading locally, I do get this error :

 

 BJS - [22:37:22]: Babylon.js engine (v2.0.0) launched

http://localhost:8080/Age-of-Steam/babylon/scenes/loco.babylon.manifest?1422378442353 Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

babylon.2.0-beta.debug.js:3450 BJS - [22:37:22]: Valid manifest file not found. Scene & textures will be loaded directly from the web server.

babylon.depthRenderer.js.map:1 GET http://localhost:8080/Age-of-Steam/babylon/js/babylon.depthRenderer.js.map 404 (Not Found)

 

The scene loads fine though.

loco.babylon.txt

[GameMonetize]

I can see a bug in this line:

newScene.activeCamera.attachControl(canvas);

 

Sounds like there is no camera in your scene so you have to create one manually

[joshcamas]

@Deltakosh: I thought this was fixed? So when it detected a missing camera it automatically adds it?

 

@altreality: In case you didn't know, that error is to be expected. If you don't set up your mesh to be saved locally (Basically some fancy-smanshy stuff), then it will make that error... but that error isn't a bad thing.

[GameMonetize]

@joshcamas: this is fixed by 3ds max exporter. blender exporter generates a warning

[joshcamas]

OHH did you add the auto camera to the plugins?

 

I meant adding it to the scene in the sandbox only! 

[GameMonetize]

For the sandbox this is on our backlog

[altreality]

Ok, I finally made a camera after scene load and used it : http://synth2014.github.io/Age-of-Steam/babylon/indexLocoScene.html   It solved the lighting issue too.

 

Not sure why choosing the camera as an Arc Rotate Camera type in Blender specifically causes no camera to be activated in Babylon. Free camera type seems to work fine.