Error Embedding Project

OK. after 14 minutes…it finally loaded.

So you are fighting a couple of things:
1. the host Server is very slow
2. Files need to be compressed/optimized. The maximum file size you can expect a browser to use is 50Mb total and you have exceeded this so some items will not load easily such as Anchor.gltf. Your scene file is 36.9BMB and your HDR textures is 126MB. Most computers will not load this much. You need that HDR texture to be about 100x smaller and same with your bin.

Given the type of objects you have and minimal textures… I would say after optimization you should be able to load them all into a scene and just hide the objects as need and eliminate loading and unloading once they are optimized.

I think your biggest performance gain will be UV map all the objects with one material. Basically creating a texture atlas for all the objects materials that are not animating. Be sure to bake your lights, shadows, etc. and then remove all lighting.

Your validator sphere texture and subsequent sparkling lights may have to be left as is. Also when you get to that section there is a light that is flickering on and off on the scene….causing the outer rings to be bright enough that you can see the ring detail…then it goes off…eliminating the detail. But this sort of light vs animated texture has a very heavy performance cost. It multiplies the number of draw calls and this becomes a major performance issue.

There are several of critical errors…most related to the materials. You may have created or used materials that are not supported by verge3d. Some of the others are related to animations not being able to start…this is due to the fact the object was probably not available at the time of the animation call due to performance/optimization issues.

The good news is it will work in an iframe just have to wait long enough.

You may want to check your triangle count. I know verge3d claims it will do 1 million but dont count on this as a read-out from Blender or any other 3D program. Insert the Output Performance puzzle and read the triangle counter there. To get the best response rates you need this to be under 200,000 triangles as reported through the console and have an FPS of 50 or above. If this were my project I would have only one texture, no lights, 100Kb HDR, total file size… 2Mb or so. My guess on total triangle count would be 10,000.

Not sure any of this helps but the issue is not the iframe or wix. The issue is scene performance.