3D MOP

Exposez vos modèles 3D hors connexion, où!Chargez OBJs & FBXs avec des animations

3DMOP is an app that lets you show your 3D models with textures and animations without having to connect to the internet.

Just plug in your phone/tablet to your computer, drag your files to a specific folder and start the app!

This is a beta submission so this text is going to keep changing and the app is going to keep getting updated, since I'm doing this just in my freetime it won't be as often as if I were able to work on it full-time.

Features as-is right now:

- Import Unity Asset Bundles

- Import pre-triangulated OBJs (exports from Maya 2017 aren't working at the moment, Blender 2.7 exports good)

- Import pre-triangulated or all-quads FBXs ASCII files (Maya, 3DSMax, Cinema4D tested good so far, Blender 2.7 seems not to export them the same way)

- Textures

- Shaders and matcaps to choose from (thanks to Jean Moreno for his free pack)

- Animations (Unity Asset Bundle)

- HDRI

- Darken / illuminate background

- Light pre-sets

- Save settings per model

Features next on the list (to be done before launch):

- Import your own skyboxes

- More and better available skyboxes

- Improve optimization

- The wireframe should follow the animation (as it is right now it instances two models, they should be playing the same frame of animation at all times)

Other neat features that'll be added later on [NOT included with the free version]:

- Be able to download directly from the app from Dropbox or Google Drive

- Be able to create your own light presets in-app

- VR compatibilty

- Other cool shaders

- Scan your bussiness card with a QR code to load your model with AR (thanks TeriyakiStyle)

- Your suggestion, maybe ?

- A lighter less robust version if people want it ?

F.A.Q.

What's the difference with Sketchfab / Marmoset ?

- You don't have to go online to view your models

- You can change the shader

- You don't have to pay to use your own skybox

- It's for your phone / tablet

- You can import Unity Asset Bundles (which means possibility of importing particle systems)

- It's made in Unity so you see it in-engine