Web viewer Environment export

The problem that this feature will solve:

Allow a more desirable presentation for a product with dark grey background.

Brief description of the outcomes that you expect from this feature:

Web viewer matches environment choice in shapr design.

What can’t you achieve without this feature?

Colors are perceived better on a dark grey background, which is desirable for product presentations. I currently use Vectary because of this, which is a pain in the butt when Shapr already has a great viewer.

I have a few additions to this:

  1. Disable comments from non-authors
  2. Background color / transparent (instead of environment matching)
  3. Enable embedding of 3D viewer only (hide header & list of comments)
  4. Shadows

Authors could then login, add points of interest and embed viewer in their own site for feature-rich 3D demonstrations of products.

With these 3 additions, we have a great product viewer! Vectary is SO SLOW and Shapr is soooo much easier.

You can still add a watermark in the corner, but the ability to showcase 3D models on your own site is invaluable. Thanks in advance! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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I would love to see:

  1. Measuring
  2. Ability to turn bodies on or off
  3. Ability to see what a body is named

I commented a long time ago about this.

Later found Light Tracer Render https://lighttracer.org/ (a bargain at black Friday)

The previous version 2.91 handle this, it will be included in 3.1 later in some month.
It is not seamless, but with some careful naming of parts it is easy to transfer an .obj and sort out materials. And it is really fast, even at M2. And it feels really QD compared to what I use otherwise; Fusion, FormZ Render, Strata, Maxwell (farm)

Simple to generate html code to be embedded in you site, clean from comments and promos. http://3d.hudson41.com/ would prolly work (some domain redirects)… Shapr version: Shapr3D Webviewer

(100% Shapr)

Or go for GLB, How to Use GLB Files for Web Design is another (rather complicated) way to go… to much work for me.