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I can no longer get a .vgx to load when embedded into a presentation with a pin, I just get a constant spinning wheel, as of Vectorworks 2025 Update 3. However, the .vgx on it's own can open fine, and others have no issue viewing it through a direct link. It is only broken when being viewed within a presentation. I have temporarily gotten around this by using the hyperlink pin to link to the .vgx directly. It's a little annoying to have it open in a separate tab, but at least it works. Anyone else having this issue, or could it be related to my own account in some way?
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Game-like navigation through 3D models
Christiaan posted a question in Wishlist - Feature and Content Requests
Edit (Mar 2023): This wish was originally for Vectorworks itself, and I would still love to have this kind of navigation built into Vectorworks, but where we could *really* do with it, for the sake of our own clients is VGX web views. What I want is real-world navigation physics: Awareness of solid objects, default mode should be that you can't walk through them. Ability to walk up stairs Ability to walk through doors/gates. Or, even better, VGX would parse the model for doors/gates and animate opening them when you walk through them. Ability to climb through windows, as item above Ability to jump/climb over objects Gravity, jump over an object and land on the surface below etc. When you click on first-person mode it should set you down softly on the nearest horizontal surface with a smooth animation. The viewing height should remain consistent relative to the surface you're on. And perhaps with a stepping motion rather than a smooth camera effect (with the option of smooth motion), or an option for third-person navigation (i.e. you can see your character in front of you) We should be navigating VGX models like this: Original post: I'd like to be able to walk through a model like you can modern 3D game, with awareness of physics, such as gravity. Graphisoft have attempted this in ArchiCAD, although it looks a little ropey: http://graphisoft.vo.llnwd.net/o1/AC10/ACClips/AC10_35.mp4 from: http://www.graphisoft.com/products/archicad/ac10/demo/