Publishing on other server (webhosting)

I checked again in the console – I guess your IIS web server requires adding the .xz file extension to its mime map.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/iis/configuration/system.webserver/staticcontent/mimemap

As a possible workaround, you can upload your app to Verge3D CDN and embed them to your website using iframe.

Hello RMandik,
Can you simplify your geometry? Your .bin file is 70MB. In my experience, that is too large. Your scene is fairly simple. You should be able to reduce the complexity of the mesh dramatically without any noticeable effects. Here are some actions that I would do, if it were my project.
1. Eliminate small features. Your socket head cap screws have chamfers. No one will see these tiny features and they add a lot of weight to the model.
2. Eliminate hidden surfaces. Your square tubing has inside walls. No one will see those inner walls but that data is in your .bin.
3. Eliminate as many holes and bevels and rounds as you can. These round features dive up the face count. I think that your injection molded plastic parts have hidden tiny rounds and spheres on the inside.
4. Use smooth shading and use less vertices. The cylinder shaped objects in your scene all seem to have 32 sides. You can model that same geometry in blender in a more efficient way. Create cylinders with fewer faces (the Blender tool calls them vertices). You can use low-poly meshes with smooth shading and object will still look nice.
5. If your scene data originated in CAD, do all of the steps listed above in CAD before exporting to Blender. It will be easier.
Good luck,
Jem

Hi,
i run into troubles with edge. i got Error 401 access denied on all textures. I suspect the error occures on the server side of my webhoster.

Do i have to concern about privacy if i publish it the verge3d Server ?
How to remove them after testing ?

This I need to work on as well. Placeholder.

Hi,

ziwei wrote:

I am in the same situation as you.

Can you please elaborate?

Hi,

you’re serving from localhost without the port number – must be localhost:8668