setVariable method won't reflect on the scene, after the window has been resized

[rvkoon]

Hey Spline team,
First of all, congrats for your amazing work.

I'm in trouble with one of my scenes. I have a simple torus knot and I change its weight binding on an html input range.
The weight is stored within a react state, and when this state updates, the spline scene calls the method setVariable to update the knot weight.
No issue to do so, everything working great.. until I change the screen size.
In fact, I have a window resize event on the same knot, in order to handle responsiveness.

So what happens is :

1. everything works great when changing weight
2. resizing screen ( to enter mobile view ) => works
3. changing weight variable not working anymore

context is Next.js 13

[superguigui]

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Thanks!

[Andergraw]

Hey Spline team, First of all, congrats for your amazing work.

I'm in trouble with one of my scenes. I have a simple torus knot and I change its weight binding on an html input range. The weight is stored within a react state, and when this state updates, the spline scene calls the method setVariable to update the knot weight. No issue to do so, everything working great.. until I change the screen size. In fact, I have a window resize event on the same knot, in order to handle responsiveness.

So what happens is :

1. everything works great when changing weight
2. resizing screen ( to enter mobile view ) => works
3. changing weight variable not working anymore

context is Next.js 13

Hi both!
Could I get some help? I am trying to do exactly the same without success. I don't know how to initialize the variables correctly from the React side. Besides, I don't know how can I assign my state variable to it. I have already done that with the rotation and position of an object, but not with a variable.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thank you for your work with this repo!

[indriks]

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