Run App Manager

Hi,

Yes, you can run the App Manager in standalone mode.

To do this, launch Windows Terminal and type:

cd verge3d (or whatever path you installed Verge in)

manager\pywin\python.exe manager\server.py

Then open the browser and navigate to http://localhost:8668/ as usual.

you are welcome!

caroline.bertaud wrote:

I want to know if is it possible to run App Manager another way that by 3ds Max ?

As of version 2.15 you can run the App Manager independently from 3ds Max by clicking the desktop/start icon.

rvaidya99 wrote:

when i click the html file created in projects folder of applications, the player does not start. it is showing 0%. what is the workaround?

You can’t launch Verge3D applications by clicking html files. You need to use App Manager or upload them to Verge3D Network or your own website.

rvaidya99 wrote:

1. So, if we develop interactive project for somebody, we need to give them the entire verge3D directory? or the only the applications directory?

The project you develop is located inside the applications/PROJECT_NAME folder. You can zip it and send to your customer by any method (flash drive, google drive, dropbox etc).

rvaidya99 wrote:

2. Is there any automated way of launching app manger without blender? currently, we have to go to manger and start the server.py then launch localhost:8668 from chrome.

Not yet, you doing it right already. Maybe we’ll add this feature in some of our future releases.

rvaidya99 wrote:

3. what if they do not have any website of their own? can the application be made completely portable?

Sure! You can create desktop app using Electron or Android/iOS app using Apache Cordova toolkit. BTW, we’re going to make an article on Electron very soon. Stay tuned!

rvaidya99 wrote:

Sorry for the above – as we are new to this platform.

No problem, we’re always glad to help our new customers!