Interactive 3D Experiences & Augmented Reality - no app install required Questions

A: Hi there—this can indeed be a bit confusing. The "Stack 99 add" phrase is our way of saying you can add extra codes to increase your storage and capacity, but currently the system only supports stacking up to 10 additional codes per account. In other words, you pay $59 for each extra code, up to a maximum of 10 extra codes (plus your initial code). So, you're looking at $59 x 10 for the maximum add-ons—not $59 x 99. Hope that clears things up!

A: You can absolutely start with just one code. With one purchased code, you'll get a premium model upload (up to 300 MB) along with the option to make that model either unlisted or private. This setup is designed so that even non-tech marketing professionals can offer 3D services to real estate builders and developers without needing to stack multiple codes immediately. As your needs grow, you can add more codes for additional storage and capacity.

Q2:
Here’s what the terms mean:

Max. Model Size:

For a premium (purchased) model, you can upload a file up to 300 MB.
For free models, the file size limit is 100 MB.
Unlisted Models:

Each purchased code gives you one model slot that can be set as unlisted. This means it won't appear in public listings but can be shared via a direct link.
Private Models:

Similarly, each purchased code also includes one private model slot, which is accessible only to those you explicitly share it with.
Public Models:

The free upload option for public models has a 100 MB limit. For larger models (up to 300 MB) or additional privacy settings, you would need a premium code.
I hope this helps clarify how it all works. Let me know if you have any other questions!

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out. Let me clarify how the storage works with our codes:

Each code you purchase adds a certain amount of storage along with all the features listed on the Plans & Features page.
For example, if you buy 9 codes, that gives you a total of 50GB storage; 49 codes give you 500GB, and 99 codes will provide 1000GB.
All features are included with every code—you’re not buying them separately. The codes cumulatively determine your storage capacity.
If you need 1000GB of storage, you’d need to have 99 codes in total. You can purchase the full package upfront or add codes over time to reach that total.
I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any further questions!

A: Hi, thanks for reaching out. To clarify, each code gives you one premium model (up to 300 MB) that you can choose to set as either private or unlisted—it’s not two separate models. Let me know if you have any other questions!

A: You can see that if you go to https://p3d.in/subscribe. It will show that you are Premium if you purchased 10 codes. If you purchased less than 10 codes you will be a Basic member, but your X models can be upgraded individually to Premium. You can always exchange a model by uploading a new 3D file to the same model in the UI

A: Hello! p3d.in is designed as a 3D model hosting and viewing platform rather than a full game engine. It excels at displaying interactive 3D models and providing augmented reality experiences. For running a Unity game or hosting HTML5/WebGL applications, you'd typically need a dedicated web server or game hosting solution that supports those runtimes. Hope that helps!

A: Hi there—"stack all codes at once" means you have the option to purchase multiple access codes upfront if you need greater capacity right away. However, you’re not locked into a one-code purchase forever. You can start with one code and then add more later as your needs grow. Hope that helps clarify things!

A: Hi Mohammad, yes, you can definitely showcase your air conditioning units with p3d.in. Once you have a 3D model of the unit, you can upload it to our platform and embed it on your website or share it via augmented reality. This way, you can let customers interact with the model—rotate it, zoom in, and even see how it fits within a project space. If you need guidance on creating or importing the model, our documentation and support team can help. Let me know if you have any other questions!

A: Yes, it does. All compatible 3D models uploaded and hosted on p3d.in are immediately available in Augmented Reality, so you can put up a QR code that will immediately launch a product in AR that you can then place on the shop floor and walk around it, etc. We have many customers using this for all sorts of retail purposes spanning from home improvement to luxury goods and clothing.

A: Yes, absolutely. You can use p3d.in to showcase a 3D floor plan of your property and then simulate changes like new flooring in the kitchen or bathrooms. The process would involve converting your original floor plan into a 3D model (using your preferred CAD software) and then importing that model into p3d.in. Once it's there, you can apply different textures or materials to see how various options look in real time—both on-screen and in augmented reality. This can be a great way to help clients visualize renovation possibilities before any work begins.

A: The p3d.in JavaScript API lets you control and customize your embedded 3D models in real time—perfect for creating a customizable product display on your Shopify store. You can use the API to update materials, swap textures, adjust colors, and even trigger animations based on user input. For example, when a customer selects a different color or texture on your product page, you can call a method like setMaterialProperty (or a similar function provided in our API) to update the model immediately without needing to reload the page.

Here’s a rough outline of how you might approach it:

Embed Your Model:
Use the provided iframe embed code to include your p3d.in model on your Shopify product page.

Integrate the API:
Include our JavaScript API script on your page. This script lets you interact with the 3D viewer from your own code.

Capture User Input:
Build a UI (like color pickers, texture selectors, etc.) that lets customers choose their preferred options.

Update the Model Dynamically:
When a user makes a selection, use the API functions to update the model. For instance, if a user picks a new color, you’d call something like:

viewer.setMaterialColor('materialName', '#FF0000');

(Refer to the API docs https://p3d.in/faq for exact method names and parameters.)

Additional Customization:
You can also update other properties such as textures or even trigger custom animations via the API, making the experience interactive and engaging.

For more detailed instructions and examples, check out our FAQ page at p3d.in/faq. There, you’ll find code samples and video tutorials that walk through common use cases like this. If you’re new to 3D development, you might consider working with a developer or exploring our support resources to help you get started.

This approach gives your customers a fully interactive way to explore different configurations of your product, enhancing their shopping experience right on your Shopify store.

You can see more and some tutorial videso here: https://p3d.in/b/

A: Yes, that is correct!

A: Thanks for your feedback. Actually, if you purchase 10 codes you will get unlimited 3D models up to 50Gb storage, and since we use very heavy compression of the models that is typically 100s of models. Viverse is not comparable as it does not provide storage and has much fewer features

A: You can see our exact terms of use here: https://p3d.in/eula

A: Yes, hotspots are included in the pricing - even if you just buy a single code.

A: Hi, we have many users creating interior designs. You just have to export the scenes in .glb, .obj/mtl, .fbx or .stl format and then import it into our tool.

A: Hi, sorry I missed this. We already fixed this via email I believe?

A: Yes, you certainly can. Any 3D model that you upload will automatically be converted to Augmented Reality, so that your customers can view it in their homes.

A: Hi. Glad you think so! Yes, you can buy any number of codes!

A: Yes, certainly. We have several customers who upload 3D models in STL format and then link the model to e.g. a Stripe account for taking payment. The user can then see the 3D model on the web, on their phone or in Augmented Reality before they buy the print.