progressCallBack ground

[Dad72]

Hi,

 

How to do a progresscallback on a ground:

 

BABYLON.Mesh.CreateGround
and
BABYLON.Mesh.CreateGroundFromHeightMap

I see that it can be done on a scene to load or a template to load, but I do not find for the terrains. My ground with my water and the sky puts some seconds to load and i would like to show a progression of loading.

 

Thank You

[Dad72]

Good, it doesn't seem possible. I am going to do otherwise.

[GameMonetize]

CreateGround and CreateGroundFromHeightMap are almost instantaneous so no need for a progress report:)

[Dad72]

Yes, but if there is:
1 CreateGround (grid level water)
+ 1 CreateGround (ground) with loading a backup file of the terrain
+ 1 CreateGround (water)
+ 1 CreateBox (sky)

This puts some seconds to load (5 second).  But I've find a solution to do what I wanted.
.

Thank You Deltakosh

[Dad72]

For info, if its can help another person:

 

I load an image in the canvas when I selected a terrain to load with:

function openTerrain(TerrainName){     document.getElementById("chargement").innerHTML = "<img src='Data/patienter.gif' />";             $.ajax({ url:'Fonctions/Open_terrain.fonction.php', type:'post', data: "terrainName=" + TerrainName,                success:function(data){                                    data = data.split(";"); var savedPosition = data[0]; var savedNormal = data[1]; subdivision = data[2]; dimX = data[3]; dimY = data[4];                                            LoadTerrain(savedPosition, savedNormal, false, false, dimX, dimY, subdivision, null);                                }            });}

I then put ca in the function that loads the terrain which disables the image load in progress:

function LoadTerrain(...) {....$(canvas).ready(function(){        if(ground.isReady() && grid.isReady() && water.isReady() && skybox.isReady())        {            document.getElementById("chargement").innerHTML = "";            $("#chargement").hide();        }        });}

My image appears some moment and disappears when the ground, the water, the sky is loaded. I do not know if there are other ways to do this, but this solution works well.