Another viable solution for publishing "heavy" 3D models efficiently and simply on the web is the #3DHop framework that relies on the open source nexus multiresolution streaming 3D engine 3dhop.net
It handles hi-res 3D models (100Mtris) also on low-bandwidth, on plain web server.

Mit unserem Beitrag zur digitalen Rekonstruktion der 'Beißergruppe'!

Vielen Dank an @dai-weltweit.bsy.social für die Möglichkeit, die Rekonstruktion zu erproben, zu publizieren und in idai.objects/Arachne zu präsentieren!

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Henrik Jansson on building the online database and its search interface. It's a combination of #OmekaS for collection management, #3DHOP for showcasing the 3D models and Linux for storage. #OpenSource was important criteria.

We're thinking similarly. Not sure what content you will deploy but have a look at what darklab Lund have modified 3Dhop for..

Nothing plug and play unfortunately. For main viewer development the front-runners I've seen are probably 3DHop and Smithsonian Voyager. There's documentation out there for them, but definitely not super approachable. Leaning towards trying to adapt Voyager currently.

1/3 New recommendation: Raykovska, M., Jones, K., Klecherova, H., Alexandrov, S., Petkov, N., Hristova, T. and Ivanov, G. (2024). Implementing Digital Documentation Techniques for Archaeological Artifacts to Develop a Virtual Exhibition: the Necropolis of Baley Collection. doi.org/10.5281/zeno... 🏺

3dhop-component

Web component wrapper for 3DHOP