In this article, Users users will be uploading 3D models and assigning them to dictionary items.
How to upload 3D models and assign them to the dictionary items
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Before proceeding, the user needs to ensure they meet the following file requirements.
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Using Sketchup to Download 3D Models
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Note: Users can download 3D models from other websites besides 3D warehouse as long as it is exported as a .glb format. |
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Go to library → 3D assets → click upload
Assigning your 3D models to dictionary items.
Category Dictionary
Create a new category dictionary in PAM
Name it ‘3D models’ (Assign the 3D models category into all your 3D models)
Save
Destination Dictionary
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Dictionary > Destination Dictionary > Add Category > Destination
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Name your 3D model
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How to upload 3D models
Steps
1. In the PAM navigation bar, go to Library > 3D assets
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2. Click on [upload] on the bottom right
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3. Drag files or find the appropriate files on your computer.
Please note the file requirements: Maximum file size 1.0MB and .glb files only
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4. Click on the appropriate file
5. Click open
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Assigning 3D models to Category Dictionary
Steps
1. In the PAM navigation bar, go to Dictionary > Categories
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2. Click on [+Add Category] > Destination
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3. Fill in ‘Identifier’ (e.g. One word to identify all the models being uploaded)
4. Fill in ‘Description’ (e.g. The name of what you are uploading)
5. Save changes
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Assigning 3D models to Destination Dictionary
Steps
1. In the PAM navigation bar, go to Dictionary > Destination Dictionary
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2. Click on [+NEW DICTIONARY ITEM] on the bottom
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3. Fill in Display Copy
4. Fill in Natural Language (TAGS)
5. Fill in Dictionary Category
6. Activate Unique Destination (if you will be using this model in more than one location)
7. Activate ‘Available to navigation maps’
8. Activate ‘Hide from
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search’
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9. Input 3D assets
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10. Save changes
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Video Reference ⬇
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Next direct article → PRDCT - 180 How to add 3D models to map in Map Editor |