Custom webviewer using Verge3d Exported gltf

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2023-04-05 at 1:53 am #61716

moisture
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Hi,

Now I am trying to develop custom gltf webviewer webapp with Verge3d exported gltf from Blender. For this, I guess I need to implement your library / API. I checked your documentation but can’t check its availabilty including license. Can we use your library to develop our webview?

Thanks.

2023-04-05 at 5:11 am #61720
Yuri Kovelenov
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Hi moisture,

The library is proprietary (license price starts from $290), and yes, it allows you to develop a custom web viewer. You can find the API docs here. The Enterprise and Ultimate license also provide the access to the full code base of Verge3D.
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2023-04-06 at 2:02 am #61784

moisture
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Thanks Yuri.

For licensing option, now we are only small team that use blender, and have only 1 developer, so could we start with Verge3d with Blender freelance option and then could buy team after?

And is there good way to manipulate verge3d export in blender by python script? In your docs link, it only shows Verge3D viwer and library related docs.

2023-04-06 at 2:23 am #61785

kdv
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You have two glTF exporters in Blender. Both are python-based add-ons

In fact, you don’t even need Verge3D to get glTF from Blender…

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2023-04-06 at 5:24 am #61787

Yuri Kovelenov
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