Visual differences may be caused by differences in Viewer settings (can also be driven by profiles) and the additional extensions loaded.
The BIM 360 Viewer is based on the Forge Viewer and it provides some BIM related functionalities on top of that, but everything else, including rendering, is the same. in other apps using Forge Viewer - see picture on top where some materials are transparent in the plain Forge Viewer. In case of certain models, there can be clear differences in the way the model is presented in BIM 360 Viewer vs. ?Į.g.Many apps are using the Forge Viewer, including Fusion Team, BIM 360 Docs and 3rd party apps. Since in this case we are using our own Viewer instance therefore we can do all the available customizations to it. Now I can just serve this html page from anywhere and get this: OnURNCallback(.views.viewableUrn) įunction getForgeToken(onTokenCallback) Url: embedURLfromA360.replace('public', 'metadata').replace('mode=embed', ''), Var embedURLfromA360 = '' // Stirling Engine
this is the iframe URL that shows up when sharing a model embed on a page The only thing you need to modify in the below code is the value of embedURLfromA360, which should be set to the URL that is inside the iframe tag highlighted above in yellow.
In this case you do not even need to provide server side login mechanism, just serve from somewhere your html page with the JavaScript code in it. One other way would be to take advantage of the existing public sharing mechanism and the login endpoint it provides and add it to your webpage. One solution would be to create your own Viewer instance and server for the login mechanism (see View your models), log in once using your credentials, and then keep the login alive for everyone by using the refresh_token - see About Refresh Token The problem is that in this case the Viewer cannot be customized. When on any of the Autodesk Storage solutions ( A360, Fusion Team, etc) then you have the option to share your models publicly by inserting an iframe in your webpage:
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