I tried replacing just the width=, height=, and url= string with the url path to my own model, and its dimensions.
This is the HTML code that generates that viewer: I found a page at that seemed to work the way I wanted, because that page shows a single iframe that loads their OBJ bust of Beethoven into a simple web viewer. But I couldn't find any simple solution like what I was hoping for. There is some complex instructions about how to set up separate client side and server side applications that involves installing and running node.js and a lot more. I looked at the viewer documentation on the Autodesk forge site. Ideally I was hoping to find some example where all I would have to do is add this line to an HTML page, and it would load the model into an iframe on the web page that is dedicated to the viewer on that page. I am looking for a simple example HTML page that reads a URL from the GET string, and loads the object at the provided URL into a simple full window 3D object viewer. I want to provide my users with an extremely simple viewer on a webpage that renders the Reality Capture model I generate, and view in a simple 3D object web viewer. I am using Forge Reality Capture which returns me a URL to a zip file containing the OBJ of my model, and its auxiliary files.
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