Babylon.js 3D Wordpress Plugin

If you upload OBJ file with the help of Babylon Viewer 3D WordPress Plugin, make sure to upload corresponding MTL file too. But you need only one link to the OBJ file.

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Skybox is commented.

            <babylon extends="minimal">
              <!-- Ground that receives shadows -->
              <ground receive-shadows="true"></ground>
              <!-- Default skybox
             <skybox></skybox>
             -->
                     <model url="https://models.babylonjs.com/CornellBox/cornellBox.glb">
                    </model>
              <!-- enable antialiasing -->
              <engine antialiasing="true"></engine>
              <!-- camera configuration -->
              <camera>
                <!-- add camera behaviors -->
                <behaviors>
                  <!-- enable default auto-rotate behavior -->
                  <auto-rotate type="0"></auto-rotate>
                  <!-- enable and configure the framing behavior -->
                  <framing type="2" zoom-on-bounding-info="true" zoom-stops-animation="false"></framing>
                  <!-- enable default bouncing behavior -->
                  <bouncing type="1"></bouncing>
                </behaviors>
              <position x="3" y="3" z="3"></position>
              </camera>
              <scene>
                <clear-color r="1" g="1" b="1"></clear-color>
              </scene>
            </babylon>

You may play with clear-color parameter (here – white color).

Short video – how the previous post was published with the help of Babylon WordPress Shortcode Plugin.

<babylon extends="minimal" model="https://playground.babylonjs.com/scenes/dummy3.babylon"></babylon>

Below is another example of using DOM element configuration.

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