Hello,
I am looking to design a website with a 3D model that was designed in FreeCAD. but it's not animated. The model has a door spinner, so nothing is animated, so I need to take this model onto the website, and the website should have a toggle button. If the user clicks the button, the door should open. If you click on the spinner, it should move. And since I should only be allowed to use open-source software, what do you think I should do? The Cad file is in the step extension. Should I leave all animation to Javascript? Is there any software that can convert this CAD file to a website, or should I animate the CAD file in FreeCAD and then upload the model to a website? If yes, how can I do this? Please suggest
Making Use Of A 3D Model On A Website
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Re: Making Use Of A 3D Model On A Website
Yoi need three images: Door closed, door open and an animated gif opening the door. Exchange them with JavaScript. The animation can be done in FreeCAD, either manually with some Python, or using e.g. Assembly4 workbench.
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Re: Making Use Of A 3D Model On A Website
I have imported a step file in freecad but it's not showing a parts .
Re: Making Use Of A 3D Model On A Website
What do you want to tell us? What kind of Step, what's the result?
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Re: Making Use Of A 3D Model On A Website
No Sorry I posted this mistakely .
Re: Making Use Of A 3D Model On A Website
Ok. As long as there is no follow-up, you can delete your own posts.
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