Jaime Cardoso’s latest tutorial explains how to get up and running with Verge3D, an application that works alongside 3ds Max, Blender and Maya that allows users to create interactive experiences without coding. Watch it on YouTube.
Verge3D tutorial
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Ummmm, this seems rushed and unfortunately pushed out. Please spend more time on the release PR/marketing. Needs some polish, but good luck! Could be something there.
It actually works pretty well, not being a coder it was easy to set up a configurator. I’m assuming the low frame rate at the end was due to the screen capture software. It was much faster in browser on my end. Though, last time I used it (about a year ago), it would create another dropdown on every object for Verge3D custom settings, whether I was using Verge3D or not in that file. This would cause huge slowdowns in files that were large with many objects. Hopefully they have that fixed.