Yeah, it works
But I don’t understand what is mean $( ".HYPE_scene" ) in code. Is it class of current scene? And if I have a few scenes? How rename this class?
Fine
you can use any domelement that fits your needs instead of class ‘.HYPE_scene’ .
Simply add a class or id to your element that represents the area on which you want to catch the onmousemoveevent then replace ‘.Hype_scene’ with ‘.yourClass’ or ‘#yourId’.
Oh, I know this, I had not understood where is class .hype_scene come from. But when I viewed on code I understood, that .hype_scene is a main container with all elements of scene.
as written above there is no need to run onmousemove on class ‘.HYPE_scene’.just catch another element that fits your needs. to apply the script on any touch or click-behaviour instead of sceneload use hypes behaviours for elements …
I came across this topic searching for a similar problem/solution.
And thank you so much for providing your example document! I was just wondering if there was a way to set the same function that reacts to vertical mouse movements…