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First, I love 3DHOP it is amazing and congrats on a great approach to making 3D a part of the Web!
I'd like to request a useful feature. Often times, one would want to have a more immediate idea of scale when first viewing a model. It would be nice to have an option to add a scale bar (one that can be toggled on and off) that is automatically generated as a simple rectangular volume that appears near by the model(s) loaded from Nexus meshes.
This would be a good supplement to the measuring tool, since the measuring tool takes some more interaction effort and returns abstract numeric values. A scale bar provides similar information in a clear visualization.
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Hi there, thanks for reaching out.
It is certainly an interesting idea. However, it is difficult to implement it in an automatic way :(
It would be a mess to decide automatically which size should be the bar, which kind of subdivision (every 1-5-10-100 units), and where to place it into the scene such that it is useful/visible/unoccluding.
We have done it, case by case, creating custom geometries by hand, tailored to the specific scene.
For orthographic camera it might be easier, as we can superimpose a ruler on the canvas, and could easier to guess the correct parameters.
First, I love 3DHOP it is amazing and congrats on a great approach to making 3D a part of the Web!
I'd like to request a useful feature. Often times, one would want to have a more immediate idea of scale when first viewing a model. It would be nice to have an option to add a scale bar (one that can be toggled on and off) that is automatically generated as a simple rectangular volume that appears near by the model(s) loaded from Nexus meshes.
This would be a good supplement to the measuring tool, since the measuring tool takes some more interaction effort and returns abstract numeric values. A scale bar provides similar information in a clear visualization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: