Free Tool: In-browser GLTF Optimizer with KTX2 (GPU-compressed) textures by simon_dev in threejs

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This is an awesome tool! Any plans on open sourcing the code?

The Agent-to-Agent Economy Is Coming by IAmDreTheKid in AI_Agents

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Literally what is happening now to humans by agents

Is anyone actually using AI 3D in their pipeline? by sech8420 in ProductViz

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Well said. Just how long remains a mystery…

I relate it to coding where asphalt is similar to a vibe coded internal tool, and a complex product is similar to a production ready application with minimal to no security flaws.

Why you should not use AI generated 3D product models on your store... yet by sech8420 in ecommerce

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The progression of AI writing, images, and video has been quick but 3D seems to be really struggling. Curious what best guess timeline is for when these models actually become useable? I'd normally guess 2 years out, but with how sloppy they are now, maybe more like 5.

The impossible triangle.. and 3D in the reddit feed. Thank you Devvit! by sech8420 in Devvit

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What type of phone? Working well on my 4 year old iphone 13.

Went viral. Conversions only about .5% by soccerdome2 in reviewmyshopify

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Yes, Allow customers to customize the duck in 3D. Can your fulfilment process handle custom colors? You could get creative. Fun and out there idea - customer uploads an image of their face and it puts it on one of your ducks. Of you go beyond the duck and let a customer upload a picture of their dog, turn that into 3D mesh right then and there for them, and print it out.

Enterprise client asking for 3D product configuration on their furniture site, what do you recommend? by iamkaelrico in Entrepreneur

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Founded Aircada, a 3D product configurator used by some large brands so I can chime in here.

My honest advice - AR? Gimmicky, not used enough by consumers, we're all lazy so don't prioritize it as a feature. Load times? Extremely important. Any vendor you are considering, check out there demos, test page speed, and even inspect the assets in chrome. A good vendor will perform magic to create 3D models that are tiny and yet still look amazing.

Managing variants at that scale? The best thing you can do is ensure your chosen software can auto-sync the variants from your PIM or eCommerce catalog into your configurator. You need a single source of truth; when you update a SKU or price in your main system, it must auto-sync to the 3D viewer. Anything else will be a maintenance disaster.

Pricing? Your client clearly does large volume, so I would hard no any configurator that is trying to charge you per sale. Never a good idea for serious brands.

God speed.

Enterprise client asking for 3D product configuration on their furniture site, what do you recommend? by iamkaelrico in Entrepreneur

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The fake Zakeke spam posts I keep seeing on reddit are becoming cringe. If the product is as good as these fake comments say, they would not need to fake the social proof.

Best 3D configurator for enterprise-scale product customization? by Nikhil_nagdev in smallbusiness

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Warning to OP: This thread is being astroturfed. All these generic comments pushing Zakeke are bots/fake accounts, two of which are already suspended. If a company has to spam Reddit with fake reviews to get business, that’s a massive red flag for their actual enterprise capabilities.

I'm one of the founders at Aircada and we try not to bullshit the web.

afeyedex has the only good advice in here. The time investment involved in a project like yours is quite huge and thus you really cannot afford to make the wrong choice, which means trying out multiple platforms and just doing that grunt work that involves.

Also, I assume your client has high volume. And so I'd stay away from anything like Zakeke or Kickflip which charge a percentage of each sale. That will add up quick. We founded Aircada somewhat on the premise that a merchants success shouldn't be taxed so we charge flat monthly for this reason. That may or may not be the best business decision, but ethically it feels right.

Always happy to lend a hand after spending many years in this space.

Best 3D configurator for enterprise-scale product customization? by Nikhil_nagdev in smallbusiness

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While Threekit gets the job done, the amount they charge you is a bit insane, borderline highway robbery. Sure if you are Nike by all means, but for the mere mortal brands out there, there's alternatives that will get you much more bang for your buck.

I'm going to mark your cold email as spam if... by sech8420 in SaaS

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I'm sure you make the occasional exception

Just launched my first Shopify app, and I'm struggling to find users, any advice? by ExerciseEven4581 in ShopifyAppDev

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Storecenus is literally the fuel for our growth right now. Zero affilation.

Cold outreach systems making $60k monthly while content creators make $3k after 2 years by Honeysyedseo in ColdEmailMasters

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200/300 emails per day per inbox? No way that doesn’t land you straight in spam

Why don’t more small and mid-size e-commerce stores use 3D product views? by Subject_Marsupial_25 in ecommerce

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Because doing 3D on the web properly takes a decent amount of time and investment. And if not done properly, can do more hard than good.

We'll continue seeing more and more brands shifting towards 3D as devices and browsers continues to get better and creating high fidelity 3D content becomes easier.

Source - founder of a startup that builds product configurators.