goldsounds

<a href="https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF" rel="nofollow ugc">glTF</a> is an emerging open standard for the transmission and storage of 3D models. This plugin allows you to upload these models in “Embedded JSON” and Binary formats. Currently, inline rendering is only supported for the JSON format.
The ultimate goal of this plugin is to provide a 3D “post type” (gltf_scene) which allows the user to compose an interactive scene populated by objects that represent other content from their site (e.g. a book containing posts in a particular category, a door leading to another page or site). It is also a goal to make this content work best in VR headsets, but with a workable fallback for browsers.
This plugin includes <a href="https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/" rel="nofollow ugc">Three.js</a>, a wonderful creation of <a href="http://mrdoob.com/" rel="nofollow ugc">Mr Doob</a> and many others. I am massively impressed by their work. I am also not so great at PHP or Javascript, so please forgive my missteps.
It also has basic WebVR support, where available.

GLTF Media Type

A plugin to upload and render glTF 3D models in WordPress.

Chief Gnome

This plugin provides an easy way to publish panoramas and object movies created with Garden Gnome Software’s Pano2VR and Object2VR.
You can embed a package via a shortcode like <code>[ggpkg id=12]</code> or a block in the Gutenberg editor.
In the plugin settings, you can restrict <code>.ggpkg</code> uploads to users with a specific WordPress capability. This check is enabled by default and uses <code>upload_ggpkg</code> unless you change it.
Sample packages can be downloaded from our <a href="https://forum.ggnome.com/viewtopic.php?f=21&t=9025" rel="nofollow ugc">forum</a>.
<h3>Shortcode</h3>
When you are using a shortcode to embed a package, you can provide additional parameters in the shortcode:
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width: the width of the player in the page
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height: the height of the player in the page
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start_preview: when set to ‘true’, the player will initially show as a preview image with a play button.
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start_node: if the package is a virtual tour, you can specify the start node. You can find the node ID of each node in the tooltip in the tour browser.
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start_view: for panoramas and virtual tours, sets the initial view of the first node. The format is ‘pan/tilt/fov/projection’. The projection parameter is optional.
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url: can be used instead of ID, to embed a package from a specific URL. Like <code>[ggpkg url='....']</code>. This field needs to be enabled in the settings.
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Remote URL security: when using <code>url</code>, you can enforce TLS certificate verification and optionally restrict allowed hostnames in the plugin settings.
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Example: <code>[ggpkg id=12 width='100%' height='500px' start_preview='true']</code>
If you are using the Gutenberg Editor and want to embed a package via a shortcode, use a Classic Block from the ‘Formatting’ section, and use the Add Media button to add a package from the media library.
<h3>Gutenberg Block</h3>
You can find the GGPKG Gutenberg Block in the Widgets section.
In the GGPKG Block, you can pick a package from the media library.
In the Inspector panel on the right, you can specify if the package should start with a preview image and a play button, and set the width and height of the player in the page.
<h3>Elementor Widget</h3>
You can find the Garden Gnome Package Widget in the General section.
In the Widget settings, you can pick a package from the media library, define the height, and select if it should start with a preview image.

Garden Gnome Package

Display panoramas, virtual tours or object movies created with Pano2VR and Object2VR.

GLTF Media Type vs Garden Gnome Package