3D Viewer for Verge3D vs SceneView Demo

Import and view Verge3D files on your iOS device. All files are imported onto the device for convenient offline usage. ******Features****** ∙ Import to device for offline use ∙ Fully interact with 3D content on your device ∙ Update url imported content automatically ∙ Thumbnail support ∙ Theme the app for your custom environment with custom title, background, and logo. (This app is in no way endorsed or associated with Verge3D.)

See what the SceneView SDK can do, on your own iPhone or iPad, before you write a line of code. SceneView is an open-source 3D and augmented reality SDK for SwiftUI, built on RealityKit. This app is its demo: nearly 50 screens, each one a working sample of a feature you can put in your own app. Every screen links to the source code that draws it, and most of them are only a few lines long. START HERE - Cosmos — a galaxy, a star with a ringed planet, and particle storms that glow in real time. Tap the planet and the camera flies there. - 3D Scan — move around a space and watch it take shape in 3D. WHAT THE SAMPLES SHOW - 3D models — load USDZ and Reality files, play their animations, and orbit, pinch and zoom the camera. - Augmented reality — place a model on a table, hang it on a wall, track images and faces, or place it instantly without waiting for a plane. - Real-world blending — real furniture and passing people stay in front of virtual objects, and the light around you lights the model. - Lighting and materials — swap HDR environments and watch reflections and shadows change in real time. - Scene mesh, depth, physics, geometry, spatial audio and more. - Your own files — open a USDZ, Reality, STL, OBJ or PLY file and see how the SDK renders it. FOR DEVELOPERS A 3D model on screen is one view, and AR placement is one call. Find the screen that looks like what you want to build, open its code, and copy it into your project. The SDK, the samples and this app are free and open source. github.com/sceneview/sceneview PRIVACY No account, no ads, no cross-app tracking. Your models and the camera feed stay on your device — the camera is used only for AR, and nothing it sees is stored or uploaded. The app sends usage statistics and crash reports (Firebase), never linked to your identity, to decide what to improve next — you can turn them off in Settings. Beyond that, the one feature that reaches the network is the online model gallery, and only while you are searching it. Open source under the Apache License 2.0. https://github.com/sceneview/sceneview