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Blend4Web: a 3D Web Framework

Blend4Web is a tool for interactive 3D visualization on the Internet. Our framework is well suited for showcasing products, e-learning, game development, advertising and webdesign.

Blender + Web = Blend4Web

The major distinguishing features of Blend4Web are:

  • It works right in the web browser without installing any plug-ins (WebGL technology);
  • Not only does it render 3D graphics but it also integrates realistic physics and spatial audio;
  • It is extremely simple to use because it is based on Blender in which 3D scenes can be made and then directly exported, even as a standalone web page;
  • It is available as a fully functional open source version or as under a paid commercial license.
  • It does not depend on any non-free components or cloud services.

This repo mirrors the free SDK distribution which can be also downloaded from the official site.


Latest Version of Blend4Web Compatible Blender Version License


Demos

Planetarium Mi-34 Hermit Dairy Plant Capri Begins Azure Grotto The Fountain The Watch Sports Car Nature Morte The Farm Fashion Show The Island V-Day 70th Anniversary Happy New Year 2015! Victory Day (2014)

Tutorials

Jungle Outpost Making Sunglasses Pyatigor's Tale Furnishing a Room Webmasters! Cloth Simulation Workflow Tortoise Visualizing Grass Simple App Machinima Soffit Beach Umbrella Striped Shader

Installation

Setting up the development environment suits 3D application developers. To familiarize yourself with the Blend4Web addon Quick Installation can be a better option.

Step 1 - Adding to Blender Scripts

  • Run Blender, load the default scene File > New;
  • Open the user preferences window File > User Preferences...;
  • Go to the File tab, choose the path to the blender_scripts directory in the Scripts field;
  • Click Save User Settings and restart Blender.

Adding to Blender Scripts

Step 2 - Enabling the Add-on

  • Again load the default scene;
  • Open the user preferences window;
  • Go to the Addons tab and choose the Import-Export category. Enable the Import-Export: Blend4Web checkbox;

Enabling the Add-on

  • Click Save User Settings. Restarting Blender is not required.

Step 3 - Starting Development Server

  • Go to the Render tab and press the Start button on the Development Server panel;
  • Press the Open SDK button to open the index web page of the Blend4Web SDK in your default browser. Try running demos!

Starting Development Server

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