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  • 2020-12-08 at 3:47 pm #36263
    rabsi
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    Hi,
    would like some guidance (video links or other tutorials) on how to integrate my Django project with Verge 3d. I am still in the development phase. In other words, I am looking to go through the whole website and get to Verge3d app from links in Django. I didn’t know how to use or where to include (in Django html or URLs?):
    https://cdn.soft8soft.com/demo/player/player.html? (variable?? or as is always??) load=../applications/ring/ring.gltf.xz

    On deployment, are python and verge 3d able to operate on the same server?

    Also would like you to guide me on how to add avatars to my Verge3d app. I want users to interact with other avatars. I am looking to create something similar to second life. appreciate a detailed tutorial (couldn’t find any with my search, shall i address this to avatar providers?)

    Thank you

    2020-12-09 at 8:08 am #36271
    Yuri Kovelenov
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    Hi,

    Consider Verge3D a set of static files, that you are free to embed, deploy or otherwise publish on your website.

    As of avatar images, you can add them to the 3D application as textures applied to some planar 3D objects, for example. You can use the puzzle replace texture for that.

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    2020-12-09 at 3:28 pm #36305
    rabsi
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    Thank you for your reply.

    Yuri Kovelenov wrote:

    Hi,
    Consider Verge3D a set of static files, that you are free to embed, deploy or otherwise publish on your website.

    Ok will work around it, i think i understood.

    As for this:

    Yuri Kovelenov wrote:

    As of avatar images, you can add them to the 3D application as textures applied to some planar 3D objects, for example. You can use the puzzle replace texture for that.

    Appreciate more guidance, some tutorial, or a video. I want for every user to have his own avatar which they can use in the 3d environment

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