mflux: http://learningthreejs.com/blog/2012/03/12/augmented-reality-in-the-browser/
[12:15am] mflux: https://github.com/jeromeetienne/tquery.jsartoolkit
[12:15am] mflux: that one
[12:15am] jetienne: oh yeah this is me
[12:15am] jetienne: let me look
[12:15am] mflux: we can't figure out how its getting the camera obj
[12:16am] mflux: or if there's a duplicate or what
[12:16am] mflux: its saying in line 75 that camera obj is undefined
[12:17am] jetienne: ah yehah i remember
[12:17am] jetienne: jsartoolkit is a js port of a flash lib
[12:17am] jetienne: by ilmari
[12:17am] jetienne: i did some stuff on top
[12:17am] jetienne: oh a bug ?
[12:17am] jetienne: line 75 of which file ?
[12:17am] mflux: yeah i think so? or maybe we're not using it right
[12:17am] mflux: in the main file i think
[12:18am] mflux: https://github.com/jeromeetienne/tquery.jsartoolkit/blob/master/threex.jsartoolkit.js
[12:18am] mflux: line 75
[12:18am] mflux: reference to camera
[12:18am] jetienne: ohhhh
[12:18am] jetienne: i see
[12:19am] jetienne: the error is that i used a global...
[12:19am] jetienne: i did this mistake too in threex.domevents
[12:20am] jetienne: mflux: ok so 1. it is a bug 2. an easy/ugly workaround is to define your camera as a global named 'camera'
[12:20am] • jetienne isn't proud here
[12:20am] jetienne: proper solution would be to add 'this._camera = opts.camera;' here https://github.com/jeromeetienne/tquery.jsartoolkit/blob/master/threex.jsartoolkit.js#L30
[12:21am] jetienne: and to use this._camera on line 75
