Getting started
Importing
Design process
3D Configurator
Variables & Expressions (Beta)
Scene and project settings
Sharing, exporting, embedding
Other
Figma Plugin - Vectary 3D Studio Lite
Model API
Link, AR, embed code, 3D file, image
Share — you can share the scene and copy the link to view the scene in the browser
Embed — to embed the scene on a website or some service
More information:
Sharing Embedding to other software
Read about adding AR to your project here:
One click on the button at the bottom of the scene, and in a second you'll start downloading a 4k resolution image.
The scene in the image will be exactly the same as what is in Studio when exported.
<aside> 💡 To change the aspect ratio for the downloaded image, go to the camera settings and turn on the Custom aspect ratio feature.
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To export a file, go to the Menu ➞ Export:
Generally accepted format supported by almost all 3D software. When you export in this format the .obj and .mtl files will be downloaded (and if there are textures, so will they).
OBJ — contains only information about the geometry and nothing else. MTL — is a companion file that contains information about the object's material, including textures.
When importing an .obj, you have to import it at the same time as the .mtl and textures. Select all the files and drag them to the scene, or drag the .zip archive at once.
The DAE format is based on the open XML format COLLADA (stands for COLLAborative Design Activity). The COLLADA standard was developed by Sony, but is now administered and developed by Autodesk. The format is still supported by Sony and the Khronos Group technology consortium. It’s an interchange file format for interactive 3D applications.
DAE is a 3D file interchange format that is supported by most 3D editing software and a number of game engines. Although we already support the COLLADA format, the new importer has improved our support of the format. The importing of DAE is more streamlined and our processing of the file has improved as well.
You will get one .dae file.
Format created by Pixar. It has been adopted by Apple as their format for AR applications on iOS AR Quick Look.