Share H3D Files
Using an 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 <OBJECT> and <EMBED> statements. There are three different ways to define file transfer protocol: FILE, HTTP and FTP. This section describes how to select a protocol for file transfer using files, anim1.html and anim1.h3d as examples.
Embedded Mode
- FILE://
- Example:
<OBJECT>
<EMBED type="application/x-h3d" width=450 height=400 SRC="File://c:\Altair\demos\hvp\anim1.h3d">
- HTTP://
- Example:
<EMBED type="application/x-h3d" width=450 height=400 SRC="http://www:8080/~John/anim1.h3d>
- FTP://
- Example:
<EMBED type="application/x-h3d" width=450 height=400 SRC="FTP://ftp.altair.com/pub/outgoing/HVP/anim1.html>
- Relative Path
- Example:
<EMBED type="application/x-h3d" width=450 height=400 SRC="../anim/.h3d>
Full page mode
- Using E-mail
- You can attach an H3D file to an email. 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.
Trademark Acknowledgments
HyperView Player®, HyperMesh®, MotionView®, and HyperView™ are registered trademarks of Altair Engineering, Inc. All other product trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.