Set initial zoom

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  • Plugin Author maui2wp

    (@maui2wp)

    @skopestudios
    you can use the following parameter:
    initial_offset = any positive number around 1.0 (camera offset, default 1.15)
    ( detailed list of parameters here https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/vrm360/#installation )
    i.e.
    zooming in

    [vrm360 canvas_name=s1 model_url=demo.obj aspect_ratio=1.8 initial_offset=0.9]

    or zooming out

    [vrm360 canvas_name=s1 model_url=demo.obj aspect_ratio=1.8 initial_offset=1.5]

    NB ATM only one shortcode/model is allowed per page.

    BTW would you consider to review my plugin?
    https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/vrm360/reviews/?rate=5#new-post
    ??

    Thread Starter skopestudios

    (@skopestudios)

    Is there any way to zoom more? Setting it to 0.0001 doesn’t zoom enough.

    Also, doesn’t the ‘canvas_name’ attribute allow multiple models per page?

    Plugin Author maui2wp

    (@maui2wp)

    @skopestudios

    Is there any way to zoom more? Setting it to 0.0001 doesn’t zoom enough.

    It should already zoom fit… would you mind to share the file is not fitting? (both obj and mtl needed, you an zip them and use i.e. https://send.firefox.com/)

    Also, doesn’t the ‘canvas_name’ attribute allow multiple models per page?

    That is there for future implementations…

    ATM the only workaround is to make a page with a table filled with images and link the images to the pages with the 3D viewer.

    This solution is also suggested because the main page will load fast, compared to a page with many 3d viewers with many heavy files…
    Here a site example of this approach:
    https://nexusdronephotography.co.uk/photogrammetry/

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