Try3D – Interactive AR & GLB Product Viewer Wordpress Plugin - Rating, Reviews, Demo & Download
Plugin Description
Try3D adds a 3D and augmented-reality viewer to WooCommerce products without changing the theme.
On the product edit screen, a 3D & AR tab sits beside Inventory and Shipping. Upload a GLB file there. Try3D stores a protected copy and does not leave the original model in the public uploads folder. The product page shows one button. The viewer script and the model download only after a shopper clicks that button.
A live catalog is at try3d.site. The plugin does not contact that site, does not require an account, and works on a store that never opens it.
Features
- Interactive 3D view with orbit controls
- Augmented reality on supported phones
- QR code on desktop, generated in the browser, so a shopper can open the same product on a phone
- Live preview in the product editor
- Full screen, auto-rotate, reset view, snapshot, and day/night lighting
- Optional smaller model plus a high-quality model
- Simple, variable, and subscription products
- Per-variation model or material color
- Shortcode for custom product layouts. The shortcode name is try3d_viewer. On a page, wrap that name in one pair of square brackets: [[try3d_viewer]]
The older shortcode name swiftglb_viewer still works the same way: [[swiftglb_viewer]].
Translations
Every shopper-facing and admin string uses the try3d-viewer text domain. After this plugin is approved on WordPress.org, translations are delivered automatically for the language selected in Settings General. Translation editors can contribute at translate.wordpress.org.
Before approval, or on a site that installs the plugin from GitHub, use a translation plugin such as Loco Translate and choose the text domain try3d-viewer.
Storage
Try3D tries to keep model files outside the web root. When that is not possible, Apache is blocked with .htaccess. Nginx ignores that file, so the plugin shows an administrator notice with a deny rule for the model folder only.
External services
Augmented reality stays in the browser. On Android, Chrome uses WebXR and does not open the Google app. On iPhone, Safari can hand the model to AR Quick Look, which then requests that model from this store through a short-lived signed URL. Try3D does not send customer accounts or orders to Google or Apple, and it does not load the viewer from a third-party CDN.
try3d.site is only a demo catalog. Installing this plugin does not sign the store up for anything there.
Credits
- model-viewer is bundled under the Apache License 2.0.
- The Draco decoder used for compressed GLB files is bundled under its upstream license.
- The QR code is drawn locally in the browser.
Screenshots
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