When online users visit our web site and try to load our 3d models they usually dislike installing the special plug-in required for 3D product view presentation? Please, tell us how we can solve the given problem?
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Busy posted this at 10:33—10th April 2007.
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All plugins are nasty
Flash is a less nasty one which is a semi universal plugin that some people aleady have
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demonhale posted this at 05:56—11th April 2007.
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I agree with Busy here, any remote file that needs to be downloaded while accessing a site would let the visitor think twice...
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3DProf4online posted this at 07:39—11th April 2007.
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Comparing 3D product view presentation with Flash it should be pointed out that 3D models are considered to be more realistic! The point is that they allow users to rotate, zoom, move, flip and see each aspect of a product from any angle in real time!
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timjpriebe posted this at 12:26—11th April 2007.
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3DProf4online, I don't think anyone is disputing that 3D product view presentation is more realistic. However, it is possible to do 3D product presentation WITH Flash, and that's what we're suggesting.
See this site as proof: http://www.zoom360.net/
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andy206uk posted this at 17:23—12th April 2007.
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Or quicktimeVR which is another plugin that a large number of people already have installed.