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Virtual Maker removes the barriers to building and hosting a 3D / VR web app, so you can focus on designing a higher quality experience.

Testing with PC-Tethered VR If you have a VR device connected to your PC and a WebXR enabled browser such as Chrome or Edge, then you should see the "Enter VR" button when your scene …

Objects Text To add some text to the scene, click the Text button at the top of the Hierarchy (left panel). To change the text, edit the Text property in the Inspector (right panel). You can use the Color …

In comes Sketchfab, the world's largest library of 3D models on the web. Starting today, we've connected Virtual Maker to Sketchfab's library, so you can browse, search, and insert models into …

Objects Uploading Assets Virtual Maker lets you upload your own 3D models, images, and sounds to make your project truly unique. Upload a Model or Image Click on the 3D Model or Image button at …

Objects 3D Models Virtual Maker comes with a free library of 3D models that you can use in your projects. Let's see how to use them. At the top of the Hierarchy (left side) click 3D Model. This will …

Scenes Create More Scenes So what is a scene anyway? You can think of a scene as a room or environment with objects in it. The user starts in the first scene, interacts with some objects, and then …

Getting Started Using the Viewport The Viewport allows you to move around the scene to view, select, and reposition objects.

The advantage of using Virtual Maker is that it's a complete 3D editor which lets you fully customize your tour with 3D models, images, text, and more. You'll be able to access your tour on desktop, mobile …