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3D Elements

All building blocks for your 3D configurators

3D Primitives

Basic 3D shapes that form the foundation of your configurators.

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Box / Cube

Rectangular cuboid with configurable width, height, and depth.

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Sphere

Perfect sphere with adjustable radius.

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Cylinder

Cylinder with configurable top/bottom radius and height. Can also create cones.

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Extrusion

Create 3D objects by extruding custom 2D profiles.

Architectural Elements

Building components for architectural design and visualization.

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Wall

Architectural walls with support for openings, windows, and doors.

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Door

Door components with frame, panel, and swing arc. Single, double, sliding types.

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Window

Window components with frame, glass panes, and divisions. Fixed, casement, sliding types.

Engineering Profiles

Structural and industrial profile elements.

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I-Beam

Standard steel profiles: IPE, HEA, HEB series with custom dimensions.

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Aluminum Profile

Modular T-slot profiles for machine frames and industrial construction.

Special Elements

Boolean operations, lighting, and model imports.

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Subtraction

Create complex shapes by subtracting objects using Boolean operations.

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Lights

Point, spot, directional, ambient, hemisphere, and area lights.

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GLTF Import

Import external 3D models in GLTF/GLB format.

Text & Labels

Add text and annotations to your 3D scenes.

3D Text

Extruded text that exists in 3D space. Configurable font, size, and depth.

2D Labels

Screen-space labels that always face the camera. Perfect for annotations and dimensions.

Dimension Lines

Automatic dimension annotations showing measurements between points.

Imported Models

Bring in external 3D models to use in your configurators.

Supported Formats

GLTF/GLB .gltf, .glb Recommended - includes materials

OBJ .obj Widely supported

STL .stl 3D printing format

FBX .fbx Animation support

Import Tips

Optimize models before importing (reduce polygon count)
Use GLB format for best results with textures
Center your model at origin before exporting
Use consistent scale (meters recommended)

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