I have a STP file (take any file format which stores information to show object in 3D Format). In ASP.NET , C# application, i want to display this as a 3D View on my website. What are the API's available for the same. Preferably a freeware or best with price in paid versions.
I found a way to do it.
http://www.3dvieweronline.com/
Load your assembly here and get the IFrame code for the assembly.
Integrate this IFrame into your code and thus you have the 3D View available on your site.
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Is this the only tool or way to display the image.
I have a few more, R&D in progress.. Will update more details soon..
If anyone can guide me on this, its really great..
Thanks..
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VS2013 update 5, MVC5 using Areas
I have a stand-alone function programmed for a website. The functionality is a specific user interface to collect survey responses in a particular way. It has several controllers, a model and a group of views. The functionality is completely contained in an Area of the project, except for the Shared _Layout file that provides the main menu for consistency.
'Is it possible for me to' / 'how do I' compile this Area into a single or set of .dll file(s) that I could then add conveniently to other websites? I'm assuming creating something for transfer/download is very standard functionality. For example, I used Elmah.MVC for this site. What I want to do is pretty much create a package that can be downloaded in a similar way to how we integrate Elmah.MVC into a site. (Be certain I'm not talking about creating error logging software, I'm only using Elmah.MVC as an example of software that is easily integrated into other website applications.)
I've never compiled any website functionality into a .dll(s) for use elsewhere and would appreciate either some specific guidance, or perhaps what would be easier is to provide a link with a good step by step tutorial or explanation for how to do this. Most of what I've found on the web describes bits and pieces of doing this, but it's not enough for me to feel confident with it.
It seems to me there are a lot of 'moving parts' to taking a particular piece of an MVC application and turning it into something that is easily added to other projects.
A particular issue I don't quite grasp is the difference in downloaded packages between getting code and getting just the .dll(s). For instance, when I download an MVC5 site, I get controllers, models and views, but when I download Elmah I get a .dll and no code files. Also, I do understand the concept of transforms, but I'm just struggling right now with even getting from my programmed application into a 'package' regardless of the transforms that make it easy to integrate into another website.
These are just some of my questions I have about how to perform this particular process in developing deliverable and/or shareable software.
What you are looking to do is create a portable MVC Area project. A Portable Area is a set of reusable multi page functionality can be dropped into an application to provide rich functionality without having to custom build functionality that is literally the same in every application. An MVC Portable Area is really just a dll that contains the views, controllers, scripts, etc… needed to use in a website that is either a Web Forms website or an MVC website. A developer can use them for a reusable widget or a complete engine. I have actually used them for both. Here is a link with some basic info to get started. http://elegantcode.com/2012/04/06/mvc-portable-areas/
Is anyone aware of a web based file view solution?
Specifically, I'm looking for a solution that i could view CAD、3D Model（most of them are made by intergraph/bently/aveva 3D model software） via Internet browser.
I found Oracle Autovue, and Aveva VNet.
Anyone have any recommendations?
thanks.
If plugins (flash, java, 3rd party) are not authorized in your definition of "web based", there is nothing that could allow you to view 3D CAD models on the web. Maybe with the rise of WebGL something will emerge.
Otherwise, if plugins are a possible solution, maybe have a look directly at products and technologies of CAD software editors. For example, Dassault Systemes is promoting the 3DVia plugin to view documents from the CATIA ecosystem, and Siemens PLM is promoting JT as a file format for CAD visualization.
Be warned that these solutions may have strong commercial limitations, and/or "locked" towards the respective ecosystem/PLM of their vendors.
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I'm looking for a tool (free/paid) like a program that help me in reviewing my website style and interface such as explain the content of the home page (footer, header ..... ) taking snapshots and write comment on them ... I know this can be done using (print screen) and the MS paint but I need a more professional tool to use .
thank you in advance
I'm not sure if I understand well, but conceptshare may be the tool you looking for.
There's a firefox extension called Screengrab that can capture an entire page. You could add annotations to that quite easily in a DTP tool.
I'm not sure about the type of review you're looking for.
If you want to have people using the website and giving you their feedback in terms of navigation, layout, design and content, you can use a www.usertesting.com services.
They'll enroll users to test out the website and them give you a URl to review a video/audio recording of each user test. It's a great way to validate your website.
Hope this is what you were looking for...
Statement: I have a 3D model ready in Google SketchUp Pro.
Problem Statement:
I need to display the model in a webpage.
I need the model to be browsable (The user can navigate his way through it like on Google Earth)
I need the model to be update-able (If I update something in SketchUp, I should be able to easily port changes till the webpage)
Question: How can this be done?
Note: I figured out VRML could be an option, but I was unable to get that idea up and running.
Have you investigated the Sketchup Web Exporter plugin (still in beta at time of writing)?
If that doesn't do exactly what you're after, you can write a plugin yourself using the Sketchup API, allowing you to write plugins in Ruby or C++.
You can now use SketchUp in the browser, and it should be able to read anything coming from SketchUp Pro. Check out https://my.sketchup.com
I used a tool a few months ago that scanned a specified website and created a visual hierarchy of the website's page links. It also represented each page with its appropriate screenshot.
Does anyone know what tool this is? Or maybe something that performs the same basic features?
Scratch that, I found it! InfoRapid's Knowledge
It produces visual sitemaps like this one of Google:
You can use :
Visio
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