Verge3D System Administrator's Guide
This page provides tips for setting up Verge3D in large-scale production environments, such as animation studios and educational institutions.
Installing Verge3D for Windows via command line
E.g. if you need to install Verge3D for Blender version 4.9.2, use the following command in the folder where installation distro located (to be run with admin privileges):
verge3d-blender-4.9.2.exe /S
Installing Verge3D for macOS via command line
E.g. if you need to install Verge3D for Maya version 4.10.0, use the following command (no admin privileges needed):
installer -pkg verge3d-maya-4.10.0.pkg -target CurrentUserHomeDirectory
Using Linux version on Windows/macOS
The Verge3D's .xz distribution is intended to be installed on Linux/ChromeOS. Still, you can unpack it and use on macOS / Windows as well. To setup the exporter plugins for Blender and Maya, follow the Linux guidelines from the User Manual:
Verge3D for 3ds Max is available for Windows only, hence there is no .xz build. You should use Verge3D Ultimate instead and install 3ds Max plugin by following the Configuring Plugin Path Manually guide.
Registering Blender extension manually
On Windows, go to the addons\verge3d\setup inside the Verge3D installation folder, then run:
setupAddon.bat
On macOS / Linux / ChromeOS, go to the addons/verge3d/setup inside the Verge3D installation folder, then run (Python 3 required):
python3 setupAddon.py
Registering 3ds Max plugin manually
On Windows, go to the python\maxPluing\setup inside the Verge3D installation folder, then run:
regPlugPath.bat
Installing Maya plugin manually
On Windows, go to the maya_plugin\setup inside the Verge3D installation folder, then run:
install.bat
On macOS / Linux, go to the maya_plugin/setup inside the Verge3D installation folder, then run (Python 3 required):
python3 install.py
See Also
Deploying Blender in Production — Blender sysadmin guide.
