Share H3D Files
Share H3D files in an HTML file or via e-mail.
Share H3D Files Using HTML File
You can use HyperView Player to share information by embedding it in an HTML file.
You can use either a relative path or a standard Uniform Resource Locator (URL) to specify the path for the H3D file in the <EMBED> statement. There are three different ways to define file transfer protocol: FILE, HTTP, and FTP.
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Embedded mode |
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Relative path | Using a relative path allows you to distribute an HTML file easily. You can create a folder with the necessary HTML and h3d files for distribution. |
Full page mode | In an HTML file, you can easily hyperlink a string to an H3D file. When you click the hyperlink, the plug-in loads a model in full-page mode. |
Share H3D Files using E-Mail
You can attach an H3D file to an e-mail message.
If the recipient is using a PC, he or she can click the attachment and the H3D file will load automatically. You can also save the H3D file and at a later time double-click the file to invoke the standalone version of HyperView Player. Another available option is to drag the H3D file and drop it into a browser to view the model in a full window.
- Open your e-mail.
- Attach the H3D file to your e-mail.
- Click Send.