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I've made the service free for now - I'd like people to use it to get feedback on the models themselves. I'm also looking into adding a webviewer - that is a gr
by axg11 5y ago
I've made the service free for now - I'd like people to use it to get feedback on the models themselves. I'm also looking into adding a webviewer - that is a great point.
- pedalpete 5y agoCool, if you're looking to get a bit more publicity, it might be cool for you to do a post on usage numbers of protected vs free. It's common that people try to do a "sign-up first" version, only to discover it is difficult to get interest. Though a web-viewer is great, even just a video capture showing you moving around a model would be a good start.
- bsenftner 5y agoIt would be much better to generate a three.js compatible model and put that rendering on the download page. That .usdz file is useless to anyone outside of the iOS ecosystem. At least provide a more universal model format. If nothing else, put something to read on the site. This is selling an identity projecting product. The non-technologists it will attract will be people wanting to act out imagined realities with their identity. Simply descriptive prose of this giving customers the ability to be themselves and bring their friends, realistically, into other realities is a huge selling point. Use it.
- axg11 5y agoGreat feedback. I will improve the copy - as you said, it's currently aimed at technologists. It looks like three.js is able to load .glb files (a format I can easily generate with the current pipeline) so I will try to add a three.js based viewer.