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SketchUp Web Embedment #20651 07/16/09 02:04 AM
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I've been playing with the SketchUp Web Exporter. Not a clear science yet, but some great possibilities to embed '3d' models into web pages.

First try is here... and when I have more time I've found a hack on the web to get the interiors to work.

Click and hold once the image loads - and move the mouse right and left to rotate the structure. It gets choppy in Firefox and seems to work glitch free in IE and Chrome.

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Re: SketchUp Web Embedment [Re: bmike] #20657 07/16/09 01:50 PM
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Very cool! Is this flash technology? More details please! Step by step, if you have the time. CB.


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Re: SketchUp Web Embedment [Re: daiku] #20658 07/16/09 02:12 PM
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Not flash. Just a simple script with a series of images.
Flash would certainly run smoother... but flash is beyond me at the moment. JavaScript I believe.

It is the same technology driving the 3d Warehouse '3D View' preview feature.

Here is a short video tutorial.

Here is a tutorial on hacking the output.


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