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Is there any way to put a 3D Modeling Image when building the page?
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3D Modeling Images
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
What format is the 3D image in?
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
Thanks for responding. The 3D image need to be on OBJ or STL. And I need to interact with it.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
To clarify, is not a picture, what I need to insert is a 3d sketch.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
There is no standard way in HTML to add a 3D image to a web page.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
Sorry to butt in guys but unless you can present it as one of the supported formats (such as MP4) by the browser, you won't be able to display as the formats that you have mentioned are not supported by browsers.jrnorsys wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 1:19 pm To clarify, is not a picture, what I need to insert is a 3d sketch.
You could have it as animated GIF, however if you need to interact with it there would be no chance.
You many refer to your software vendor to seek help on exporting and displaying the files on a normal website.
Hope this helps.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
But is there any way to add a 3d model (obj or stl format) already exported by another software.Pablo wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 1:37 pm There is no standard way in HTML to add a 3D image to a web page.
I saw something like inserting embeded 3D Models to a Website using the Web Builder.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
I would tell you to try the following:
1. Visit your 3D software site/forum and see if there are any instruction on how to incorporate those files into a webpage.
2. Google how to add those extensions to a webpage. My initial search had many things popping up but I dont know much about what you are using.
3. In my search, i found this: https://products.aspose.app/3d/conversion/stl-to-html A conversion tool to html.
1. Visit your 3D software site/forum and see if there are any instruction on how to incorporate those files into a webpage.
2. Google how to add those extensions to a webpage. My initial search had many things popping up but I dont know much about what you are using.
3. In my search, i found this: https://products.aspose.app/3d/conversion/stl-to-html A conversion tool to html.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
Nice one Ron!!crispy68 wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 1:54 pm I would tell you to try the following:
1. Visit your 3D software site/forum and see if there are any instruction on how to incorporate those files into a webpage.
2. Google how to add those extensions to a webpage. My initial search had many things popping up but I dont know much about what you are using.
3. In my search, i found this: https://products.aspose.app/3d/conversion/stl-to-html A conversion tool to html.
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Re: 3D Modeling Images
Thank you crispy68, actually this could work for me. But there's another tool that I found on Google, involving a creation of an application with three.js.crispy68 wrote: Fri Feb 19, 2021 1:54 pm I would tell you to try the following:
1. Visit your 3D software site/forum and see if there are any instruction on how to incorporate those files into a webpage.
2. Google how to add those extensions to a webpage. My initial search had many things popping up but I dont know much about what you are using.
3. In my search, i found this: https://products.aspose.app/3d/conversion/stl-to-html A conversion tool to html.