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  • #14758
    cboston
    Customer

    Hi!

    I am working on an app for my company which will load the gLTF exported thru your 3DS Max plugin and create a configurator style interface for the models.

    I’ve opted to not use the Puzzles or the generated HTML from 3DS Max export but load the gLTF “manually” with the v3djs script following the instructions shown at the bottom “Using Javascript” documentation. Its all working great so thanks for making a great product with good docs! :good:

    My question is about if there is a way to import your v3d library thru NPM or another package manager. As far I can see the only way to get the js file was by pulling it from the plugin’s exported files and add it to my web app with a simple script tag.

    Ideally I could just include it within my package.json so it integrates better with my bundling tool and will be easier to keep version up to date.

    I saw this page in your documentation but it refers to the plain ThreeJs library: https://www.soft8soft.com/docs/manual/en/introduction/Import-via-modules.html

    Is there a way to import your v3d library from NPM? If licensing is a concern we have purchased the Enterprise level already and I can provide you with that info if needed.

    Thanks!

    #14782

    Hi,
    we believe it’s quite possible to achieve. The only thing we still need to implement is licensing key management. I have added this task to our TODO list.

    Soft8Soft Tech Chief
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    #14793
    cboston
    Customer

    Great, thank you! Do you have any general timeline for it?

    Like I said my app is working fine just using the v3d.js so this really is out of concern for keeping it up to date easier.

    #14796

    We’ll try to do this in the near future, maybe for the next major release.

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    #61068

    Hi, the NPM version is available now!

    Soft8Soft Tech Chief
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