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Embed API

What is p3d.in Embed API and how can I use it?
Additional Embed API examples

How can I use animations in p3d.in?

The animation feature allows you view and control animations that are embedded in .gltf (.glb) files uploaded to p3d.in. You can - for example - use Blender to create a number of such animations that then become available in the new animation tab in p3d.in. You can activate and deactivate these animations in p3d.in scene using the interactive animation list.

You link animations (or actions) to hot spot navigation, so that some of the animations are linked to a user clicking a hot spot, for example to open or close a door or open an exploded 3D model visualization.

See this short video showing how to create animations in Blender and then import them into p3d.in as glTF animations:

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Frequently asked questions

Usage & Sharing

Account & Privacy

Advanced Features

Embed API

The animation feature allows you view and control animations that are embedded in .gltf (.glb) files uploaded to p3d.in. You can - for example - use Blender to create a number of such animations that then become available in the new animation tab in p3d.in. You can activate and deactivate these animations in p3d.in scene using the interactive animation list.

You link animations (or actions) to hot spot navigation, so that some of the animations are linked to a user clicking a hot spot, for example to open or close a door or open an exploded 3D model visualization.

See this short video showing how to create animations in Blender and then import them into p3d.in as glTF animations: