Kubity Examples

[Paul Russam]

Another one:
The model is quite basic on the inside as an extensive renovation is planned and there's not much point in modeling what will soon be ripped out.

[kaas]

Very interesting examples. How did I miss this topic..

Have there been any updates to the navigation for cardboard? Is it possible to move or switch from scene tot scene (camera viewpoints) using the cardboard? Also, is it possible to toggle layers by switching to another scene?

Also; are the uploaded models freely available to anyone? (some clients might object to that).

[romaing]

Very interesting examples. How did I miss this topic..

Have there been any updates to the navigation for cardboard? Is it possible to move or switch from scene tot scene (camera viewpoints) using the cardboard? Also, is it possible to toggle layers by switching to another scene?

Also; are the uploaded models freely available to anyone? (some clients might object to that).

Moving to scene to scene will be available at the end of the week, and in VR mode too.
And we've been working on layers/section planes, it'll be in your hands in your hands next month.
About the uploaded models, there are not available to anyone if you talk about .skp files.

The converted models are not referenced, so available only to you until you share them.
We're working on very specific features about security and confidentiality.

[kaas]

@romaing: Thanks for the additional information. Following with great interest!

[pbacot]

I guess these Kubity things don't work on Firefox or... Mac? I see nothing but a spinning arrow when I click on these.

[kaas]

I guess these Kubity things don't work on Firefox or... Mac? I see nothing but a spinning arrow when I click on these.

On Firefox (win7x64) it works fine. The starting process / download-speed sometimes seems to be slow though.

[ntxdave]

I have tried to view these Kubity pages in IE 11, Edge and Chrome and I do not get to see any of them.

[measuredmove]

Not 100% sure but I think that since this became a paid application, anything uploaded when it was free has expired.

[ntxdave]

It would be nice to be able to see some examples.

[measuredmove]

That is kind of weird that even on their website there doesn't appear to be anything to view to showcase the product.
It would have been (or may still be) a good viewer for what you are looking for in another post.
In the original free version it was very,very easy just drag and drop your .skp to upload on their website. Pan,zoom and rotate were quite intuitive and impressive in VR. Not sure how the new (paid) version is-even better I assume.
It now seems somewhat more complicated. Perhaps they have a trial version to try out.
I think they monitor this thread so they may add samples to try out.

[Paul Russam]

They changed how they were doing things, 1st they made any uploaded model expire after a chosen period, then after a week and now you have to buy credits that get used up when a model is viewed, thus all the previously posted examples have now gone .... rather annoying.
Additionally they changed their name from Kubity to something I can never remember and 'updated' the iOS app so that it no longer worked in any useful way.

Sad really, I'm now exploring webgl export to host on a server so that I don't have to rely on the whims of a 3D party.

[ntxdave]

Disappointing and a bad business model IMHO.

Have you looked at Sketchfab or Blend4Web?