I am using a 3rd party software to create an interactive 3d animation within my website. The instructions say I must utilize a ‘public server’ in which I load the files unto. I then would have to use an iframe command to have it embedded to my Freeway Pro website. Here are the instructions:
Uploading to your web site:
Inside your LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19 folder, upload the “files” folder and LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19.html file to a publicly accessible server.
In your webpage where you would like your KeyShotVR to be viewed from, create an
The LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19.html file must be kept in the same directory as the “files” folder.
If you are sharing via email. You will need to send the entire zipped LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19 folder to the end recipient.
For the life of me I can’t get this to work. I can’t figure out how to retrieve the required files from my server?
The first thing you are going to have to work out is to visit the LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19.html page in a browser, at a public URL, and ensure that you can see the animation. Once you have that working, getting it to appear in an iframe in a Freeway-generated page will be a trivial exercise of copying the URL out of your browser and pasting it into the URL field in the iframe Action.
Walter
On Apr 11, 2014, at 3:31 PM, Emanuel wrote:
I am using a 3rd party software to create an interactive 3d animation within my website. The instructions say I must utilize a ‘public server’ in which I load the files unto. I then would have to use an iframe command to have it embedded to my Freeway Pro website. Here are the instructions:
Uploading to your web site:
Inside your LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19 folder, upload the “files” folder and LLAward_scene_VR_VR.19.html file to a publicly accessible server.
In your webpage where you would like your KeyShotVR to be viewed from, create an