I understand this option, and whilst it works, it’s not an elegant solution if you want to continue using Webflow as the working environment. Changes then have to be made in Webflow and reintegrated with the previously exported files within the Verge3D project folder. Or made outside of Webflow on the previously exported files. Either way it’s a faff for changes going forward.
@jamdalu Can’t say I’m familiar with elementor, although sounds like we’re in a similar boat. I’m sure there are much smarter people who can work these things out, but I’m not one of those. Figuring I can’t use Webflow in a streamlined manner, and would have to build a website outside of Webflow, I looked at two options; using a frontend framework or just hand-coding from scratch using HTML/CSS/JS. Hand coding works, but the more I got into it, and thinking about future projects/capabilities I went with using a front-end framework (Svelte, don’t ask why).
This created a new issue, integrating Verge3D with Svelte. I have no doubt it’s doable, but I couldn’t work it out. Figuring I had already dipped my toes into basic coding, I instead went with full control using Threlte (based on ThreeJS). Still working it out, but the integrated code seems to be working for me. Deep in the rabbit hole.
