Trying to do Marco Polo with approach but baby keeps crying...

This post can be deleted I just re-invented the wheel here...not even a nice looking wheel!!

with this you can use seperate animation and audio (def needs some TLC!)

 

// @ui {"widget": "group_start", "label": "Peek-a-boo Settings"}

 

// @input SceneObject object1

 

// @input SceneObject cameraObject

// @input float triggerRadius

 

// @ui {"widget": "group_end"}

 

//var setups for approach for peek a boo..

var minManipDist = script.getSceneObject().getFirstComponent("Component.ManipulateComponent").minDistance;

var maxManipDist = script.getSceneObject().getFirstComponent("Component.ManipulateComponent").maxDistance;

script.triggerRadius = clampNumber(script.triggerRadius, minManipDist, maxManipDist);

 

 

//the function to hide object

function peeka(){

script.object1.enabled = false;

}

 

//the function to show object

function Boo(){

 

// @ui {"widget": "group_start", "label": "Boo reveal Settings"}

// @input SceneObject objectboo

// @input Component.AnimationMixer animationMixer1

// @input string animationLayerName1 = "BaseLayer"

// @input float animationWeight1 = 1.0 {"widget":"slider", "min": 0, "max": 1, "step": 0.01}

// @input float animationStartOffset1 = 0.0

// @input int numberOfLoops1 = 1

// @ui {"widget": "group_end"}

// @input Component.AudioComponent audioRex

script.audioRex.play( 1 );

script.objectboo.enabled = true;

if(!script.animationMixer1)

{

script.animationMixer1 = script.getSceneObject().getFirstComponent("Component.AnimationMixer");

}

if(script.animationMixer1)

{

script.animationMixer1.setWeight(script.animationLayerName1, script.animationWeight1);

script.animationMixer1.start(script.animationLayerName1, script.animationStartOffset1, script.numberOfLoops1);

}

}

 

// inital function reset on lens start

function onLensTurnOnEvent()

{

peeka();

}

 

var turnOnEvent = script.createEvent("TurnOnEvent");

turnOnEvent.bind(onLensTurnOnEvent);

// end of start and reset

 

// the Function that runs on every frame for checking the distance

// Function runs at the start of every frame if not in radius of collission make sure object is hidden with peeka function

function onUpdateEvent(eventData)

{

 

if(script.cameraObject)

{

// Distance between the camera and the object is used to determine when to trigger the approachs hiddne status

var dist = script.cameraObject.getTransform().getWorldPosition().distance(script.getSceneObject().getTransform().getWorldPosition());

 

// If the object isn't hidden unhide it

if(dist <= script.triggerRadius)

{

Boo();

print("Peeka-hide");

 

}

}

}

var updateEvent = script.createEvent("UpdateEvent");

updateEvent.bind(onUpdateEvent);

// end of function frame start

 

 

// Clamping number utility function //picked up from approach un-sure of use.

function clampNumber(val, min, max)

{

return Math.min(Math.max(val, min), max);

}

 

 

Awesome, glad you found a solve!

FWIW, I did write a simplified approach script a while back that can work outside the template. Might be worth looking at. It's very similar to what you are doing. 

// @input Component.SpriteVisual spriteBefore
// @input Component.SpriteVisual spriteAfter
// @input SceneObject cameraObject
// @input float triggerRadius
 
// Function runs at start of lens
function onLensTurnOnEvent()
{
    approached = false;
    script.spriteBefore.enabled = true;
    script.spriteAfter.enabled = false; 
}
var turnOnEvent = script.createEvent("TurnOnEvent");
turnOnEvent.bind(onLensTurnOnEvent);
 
function onUpdateEvent()
{
    if(script.cameraObject)
    {
        var dist = script.cameraObject.getTransform().getWorldPosition().distance(script.getSceneObject().getTransform().getWorldPosition());
 
        if(!approached && dist <= script.triggerRadius)
        {
            onApproach();
        } 
    } 
}
var updateEvent = script.createEvent("UpdateEvent");
updateEvent.bind(onUpdateEvent);
 
function onApproach()
{
    if( !approached )
    {
        print( "APPROACHED" );
        approached = true;
        script.spriteBefore.enabled = false;
        script.spriteAfter.enabled = true; 
    } 
}

Oh also a little tip, the editor on the forum if you click the little Paragraph icon has a "Code" formatting style. This might make you code show up a little cleaner in your forum posts. Sometimes I still have to fix some tab / spaces problems. But it generally does a good job. 

Hey Travis, once again thank you for advice and writting cleaner code

have also edited my post to "code"

I recently created the baby lens and its looking very nice I tried it and you can visithere to experience it.