Shopware 3D Product Viewer Beta

Github Repository: https://github.com/shopwareLabs/SwagThreeSixtyViewer
Minimum Shopware version: Shopware 5.2.21

Overview

The Shopware 3D Product Viewer provides you with the ability to create your very own 3D scenes including your custom 3D models right inside your Shopware administration. The plugin is based on the 3D framework Babylon.js and provides an easy-to-use way to get 3D content in your Shopware shop. The following features are available to you:

Import from your own models (*.obj, *.dae & *.babylon are supported)
- Export from Unity, Blender, Maya, 3ds Max are available
- A command line tool for converting *.fbx to *.babylon is also available
Dynamic shadows generator
Supports different types of lights
- Point light, Spot light & Hemisperic light
Supports basic shapes
- Cyclinder, Box & Ground Plane
Supports different materials for basic shapes
- Diffuse, Specular & Ambient color / texture
- Bump map support
Positioning, Scaling & Rotation of objects
Scene Fog with different modes
Highlight model on selection
Debug mode for easier scene creation
Two different anti-aliasing modes for your scene
Different rendering modes - Wireframe, Point, Solid

Beta & support notice

This is beta software and may have serious bugs which may cause damage to your Shopware installation. It is intended for beta testers only and must not be used in production systems.

Use at your own risk, there is no support for this plugin.

Installation

The plugin isn't available on the Shopware Community Store yet. You have to download the plugin on your own and upload it using FTP / FTPS / SSH to your server.

Next head to your Shopware administration, go to "Settings" -> "Plugin-Manager" and install the "3D Product Viewer".

Known issues

Translations & ACL rules are missing
Resizing the ground plane or cylinder isn't working when the model is already rendered.
Changing the path of a model after it's been rendered isn't working. You have to delete the model and add it again at the moment.

How to use / Tips & Tricks

First create a new scene
Next add a camera and change the position of the camera to 0, 0, 10 for example
- The camera determines the view of the scene you're creating
Now add a hemispheric light to get a basic lighning in your scene. Keep in mind that this type of light doesn't supports dynamic shadows.
If you're working with spot lights, please set the Y-direction to -1 to let the light shine down on your object.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.