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29 Nov 2022

Verge3D 4.2 for Blender Released

AnnouncementsApp Manager, Blender, camera, demo, e-learning, mobile applications, nodes, physics, programming, Puzzles, releases, texture compression, Verge3D, WebGL, Woocommerce, Wordpress

We are excited to present a new release of Verge3D for Blender! Version 4.2 brings two highly interactive demos, the mobile controls for the first-person mode, the possibility to load 3D view on demand in WooCommerce, support for Alpha Mode settings in Image Texture node, new connector and map range…

24 Aug 2022

By Yuri Kovelenov

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Verge3D 4.1 for 3ds Max Released

Announcements3ds Max, AR, augmented reality, demo, Puzzles, releases, Verge3D, WebGL, Wordpress

We are excited to present a new release of Verge3D for 3ds Max! Version 4.1 brings support for the Path constraint, 16 entirely new puzzles (on animation frame, get dimension, color picker and others), improvements for some other logic blocks, integration with WebP format, reworked e-commerce features in WordPress plugin,…

23 Aug 2022

By Yuri Kovelenov

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Verge3D 4.1 for Blender Released

AnnouncementsAR, augmented reality, Blender, demo, Puzzles, releases, Verge3D, WebGL, Wordpress

We are excited to present a new release of Verge3D for Blender! Version 4.1 brings support for native path animation, White Noise node, 16 entirely new puzzles (on animation frame, get dimension, color picker and others), improvements for some other logic blocks, integration with WebP format, reworked e-commerce features in…

15 Oct 2019

By Yuri Kovelenov

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Making 3D Product Configurator for WooCommerce

Tutorial3D product view, configurator, e-commerce, online store, Puzzles, Verge3D, Woocommerce, Wordpress

Over the past 2 years, Verge3D proved to be a powerful solution for creating configurable 3D product views, allowing non-programmers to deliver immersive web experiences for e-commerce. However, the final stage of converting an interactive 3D application to an online store component has always been a non-trivial task. Simply because…