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  • What is Kivisense Try-on
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Create scene
    • Set model parameters adjustment during try-on preview
    • Export shoes model from other applications
    • Implement Virtual Try-on with iframe Tag
    • Automated 3D Scanning and Modeling
    • Guidelines for 3D Model Creation and Uploading
  • 🆕AR Clothing Try-On
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  • Use Autodesk® Maya® to export models in .fbx format
  • Use AR Model Editor to export models in glb format
  1. GETTING STARTED

Export shoes model from other applications

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Use Autodesk® Maya® to export models in .fbx format

Additionally, we support the models from other 3D modeling applications with .fbx format.

In this video, we just use Autodesk® Maya® as an example and you can use the same method to export your models from Autodesk® 3ds Max® and Blender™ as well.

The unit of models should be set in centimeters

In order to give users a reference, we have given a set of example models of shoe boxes, left shoes, right shoes, and masks (mainly adjusting the initial position of the shoes, the length and rotation value of the shoe box), and uploading them to the platform Finally, you can have a better default fitting effect.

Click the link to download the sample model:

You can upload the sample model as shown below to see the effect:

Shoe model upload:

Mask file upload:

You can also refer to this set of models and place other shoes into this shoe box to adjust the initial position. I hope everyone can achieve the ideal try-on effect~

Use AR Model Editor to export models in glb format

shoe-box.fbxGoogle Docs
Tryon_sample.zipGoogle Docs
AR Model EditorKivicube Docs
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