solved Error while trying to load Mesh using FilesInput

[DarkLight]

Hello all,

Im trying to load a mesh using FilesInput via Drag and drop like in the sandbox.

Im always getting the following error: 'Error: No camera defined babylon.js:10:28650'

I tried alot of solutions and im always getting the same error.

The scene is already created and rendering perfectly i want just to get the meshes from the files.

Here the code for the creation of the FilesInput instance.

filesInput = new BABYLON.FilesInput(sceneManager.engine, sceneManager.scene, sceneLoaded, null, null, null, function () { BABYLON.Tools.ClearLogCache() }, null, sceneError);

And here the call for the loadFiles on drop event.

function drop_handler(ev) 
{
 console.log("Drop");
 ev.preventDefault();
 filesInput.loadFiles(ev);
}

Please note that sceneLoaded callback is not even called.

Thxs in advance

Regards

Darklight

[Sebavan]

Could you try to repro in the playground ? (agree it could be a bit tougher than usual)

Please take a look at how we use it in the sandbox: https://github.com/sebavan/Babylon.js/blob/master/sandbox/index.js#L158

Also, please include the loader you intent in your script refereneces.

[DarkLight]

I'll try to do it on playground.

I have a question regardint this FilesInput, does it create a new scene every time ? cause i noticed that the scene was modified in the engine instance.

I want to keep the old scene and just take the meshes from the loaded scene, is that possible or not ?

 

Regards

[Sebavan]

By default it creates a new scene but you can override this behavior by adding your own reloadCallback.

[DarkLight]

Hello thxs @Sebavan that was the solution.

I checked the FilesInput code and it was calling the Load function, this one is creating a new instance so i used instead of it the Append and i pass my scene in argument.

BABYLON.FilesInput.prototype.reload = function()
{
    var onSuccess = function(scene)
    {
	console.log('onSuccess');
    };
    var onProgress = function()
    {
	console.log('onProgress');
    };
    var onError = function()
    {
	console.log('onError');
    };
    BABYLON.SceneLoader.Append("file:", filesInput._sceneFileToLoad, sceneManager.scene, onSuccess, onProgress, onError);
};

And this works

Thxs alot dude !

Regards