Re: Babylon 5 Torrent
Francesc Benjamin
us the playground, (babylonjs-playground.com) to replicate issues that you are having, unless it is like your question here. The playground can be played with, and eventually you might have an answer that is a playground. Also, the playground can auto-finish you syntax and stuff, so you can type everything correctly!
Hi there!
Sorry for picking up an old Topic, but I seem to be stuck.
While I get, that I can put HTML over the Canvas, I cant manage to overlay this with transparent Background. What i aim to achieve is Semi-Transparent Buttons and Text over the Babylon Canvas.
I use HTML in my UI and have not run into any issues - yet. If anything, I suspect using HTML for your UI will be faster for the canvas to render than using a 2d rendered UI framework inside the canvas.
Some of my students had this issue when using their internet connection at school which uses a proxy. All downloaded versions of the editor were damaged/corrupted and or did not have access to the website editor.babylonjs.com due to security issues (certificate etc)
Funding is provided by the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program through the Housing and Community Development Act of 1974 (P.L. 93-383). This program, administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), requires that we develop our programs based upon a consolidated plan and that we work with Town residents and nonprofit agencies to identify needs.
The Community Development Department prepared fiscal years 2020 to 2024 Consolidated Plan, which was approved by HUD. In addition, every year the department prepares and submits to HUD an Annual Action Plan for funding and approval. This plan details the annual housing and community development needs and programs for the Town.
Community Development Department is responsible for overseeing, managing and administering projects that receive funding from HUD. Projects include the construction and rehabilitation of parks, streets, sidewalks, roads, senior centers, and handicap accessibility features in various low-mod areas within the Town.
HOME IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM: This program provides no-interest, deferred payment loans to qualified low and moderate income homeowners in the Town of Babylon. The purpose of the loan is to improve housing conditions and correct housing code violations by repairing and rehabilitating health and safety hazards, and bringing the home to meet Town Code. For more information about how to apply for this program, please call Community Development directly at (631) 957-3051, or email us at cdp...@townofbabylon.com.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS: The maximum loan is $50,000 to correct substandard housing code violations. Payment of the loan is deferred until the property is sold, the title is transferred or the home is refinanced for cash out. Monthly payments are not required. The loan is secured by a mortgage placed against the property.
Eligibility Criteria: To qualify for the program, an applicant MUST meet all the following criteria: I.First Time Homeowner - as defined by HUD is a household that has not owned a home during the three year period immediately prior to the date of application for assistance. II.Purchased home must be occupied by the homeowner and be their principal residence. Family who attend a mortgage counseling session at LIHP and must be able to secure a mortgage and have an acceptable credit history. III.Family must have a minimum income of at least $30,000. Income Eligible Family - meaning a prospective buyer must have a gross annual income not exceeding the income limits for the area as listed below with overtime and assets also taken into consideration.
HUD established Income Guidelines: Eligible participants must have annual incomes at or below 80 percent of the median income for the Nassau- Suffolk area adjusted for family size as established by HUD.
Type of Housing Available: Homes purchased must be eligible pre-existing or newly constructed residences located within the boundaries of Town of Babylon. They must be single-family dwellings (includes townhouses, condominiums, co-operative apartments and manufactured homes) occupied as a principal residence.
I think those are really great questions. One important thing for me as well is the Developer Experience. So, I also always work on projects with hot module reloading (Fast Refresh/etc), so changes made in my editor are reflected in my scene as soon as I save. Having that work out well involves also managing state of your scene.
If you did want to try out React - I have templates in JavaScript and Typescript - the JavaScript one uses a state management library:
TypeScript + Create React App Starter Kit (github.com)
JavaScript + Create React App Starter Kit (github.com)
Those above projects use a declarative renderer, but I have imperative examples too like here:
babylonjs vanilla typescript (github.com)
In modular architecture you do not have two of the same thing in one module, but modules can be made of submodules, with unlimited nesting. This allows for infinite scaling, without suffering DUX, performance, flexibility, or maintainability.
One day, when there is free time, I will put up a ready made template using Babylon, React, Next.js, Apollo GraphQL, Redux, LESS css, etc. on github - the stack I use myself for blazing fast websites/apps.
Thanks al lot for your response! There is a 304 Error in my network tab in chrome, the type is xhr. I stumbled across MIME types before, but I never worked with them before. I know that I can add a MIME type within my web.config file. But I think my project does not contain such a file. Can I just add a web.config file?
Im using the webpack-dev server right now.
Just to test / verify that a MIME type addition solves your problem, you could change the extension of the file to .txt & the corresponding load code. Always good to solidly identify a problem before making changes to server configuration.
I am not sure how it works on Vue but for me I use html-webpack-plugin which compiles my html file into destination folder, so to have access to the assets you have to move assets from your public folder to that same dist folder, so you can setup relative paths.
Clearly you have / had multiple problems. Making sure you only have one problem before you starting playing with unfamiliar server settings is still advised. BTW, did the file have a 200 regardless of extension?
Also, are you getting the exact same error as shown above, a JSON parse? Your first post said you ran in sandbox. You might want to switch to babylon.max.js. To get a closer look than line 16. The minified file has extremely long lines.
Yes, I always get the 200 no matter what extension. I also tried to upload a .png picture to my scene, just to see if that works, but I always get the exact same error with a 200 status.
I also used babylonjs.max, so the reference to line 106123 may be more helpful?