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I am using Forge Reality Capture which returns me a URL to a zip file containing the OBJ of my model, and its auxiliary files.

I want to provide my users with an extremely simple viewer on a webpage that renders the Reality Capture model I generate, and view in a simple 3D object web viewer.

I am looking for a simple example HTML page that reads a URL from the GET string, and loads the object at the provided URL into a simple full window 3D object viewer.

Ideally I was hoping to find some example where all I would have to do is add this line to an HTML page, and it would load the model into an iframe on the web page that is dedicated to the viewer on that page.

I was imagining something like this:

Trying to set up a simple NodeJS project with Jenkins and AWS EC2.

Jenkins runs on push. But will always fail on the build step. This is my build command:

I converted an IFC file containing grid (building baseline) information(represented as IFCGRID and IFCGRIDAXIS), to SVF2 and imported it into Forge Viewer by referring to the following link.

https://forge.autodesk.com/blog/consume-aec-data-which-are-model-derivative-api

However, the AECModelData was null and I could not find the grids label and coordinates. It was represented as a white line in the 3DViewer, but there was no property to label the coordinates. Is there a way to get the coordinates and label of the grid (building baseline) when importing from IFC file to forge?

I'm trying to render a Teapot model from an OBJ file. I'm using the Fixed Function rendering pipeline, and I cannot change to the Programmable Pipeline. I would like to have some basic lighting and materials applied to the scene as well, so my teapot has a green shiny material applied to it. However, when I rotate the teapot around the Y-Axis, I can clearly see through to the back side of the teapot.

Here's what I've tried so far:

• Changing the way OpenGL culls the faces (GL_CCW, GL_CW, GL_FRONT, GL_BACK) and none produce the correct results.

• Changing which way OpenGL calculates the front of the faces (GL_FRONT, GL_CCW, GL_BACK, GL_CW) and none produce the correct results.

• Testing the OBJ file to ensure that it orders its vertices correctly. When I drag the file into https://3dviewer.net/ it shows the correct Teapot that is not see-through.

• Changing the lighting to see if that does anything at all. Changing the lighting does not stop the teapot from being see-through in some cases.

• Disabling GL_BLEND. This did nothing

Here is what I currently have enabled:

I have a set of models in *.obj format that come without material files (*.mtl files). Some online services display these models correctly: https://3dviewer.net/, https://sketchfab.com/. But - according to the three.js documentation - in my project I only get an incorrect display of the model:

instead of:

The developer https://3dviewer.net/ said that the idea on this service is that if the *.mtl file is not found, then the script sets the default color / material - paints the entire product in one color.

How to color an object from a *.obj file to a selected color using three.js tools?

For testing, I attach a model file that comes without a material file: test sample *.obj file.