Using Action Filters

Action filters let you define conditions for the execution of actions assigned to an element.

In this tutorial, Hopki shows us a few examples on how to action filters.

The following video was created with Pano2VR, but the actions work the same way in Object2VR.

Hide a Menu in a Specific Browser

1. In the Skin Editor, add a menu from the Components Toolbox or create your own.

2. Select the menu’s container.

3. Add a hide-on-start action.

   • Source = Start
   • Action = Visibility
   • Type = Hide Element
   • Target = $self

4. Open the Action Filter.

5. Add the following filter:

   • Trigger = Browser (Advanced > Browser)
   • Comparison = =
   • Value = browser of choice (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Internet Explorer, Unknown)

This will hide the menu in the chosen browser.

See also…

• Skin Editor

• Skin Settings

• Logic Blocks

• Using Placeholders

• Gallery Component

• web Output