blend4web - A short introduction to getting up and running

A short introduction to getting up and running with blender for web, I open it up and get to grips with rendering a simple scene in blender and exporting it to HTML with #blend4web.

[samdavepollard]

Just when you think Blender can't get any more addictive ... :-)
Many Thanks. Interesting stuff.

[dwebeasy]

Hi,

Thanks for this nice tutorial!

The problem with the texture is that its mapping coordinates is "generated". You just change it to "UV" and it will work!
It it shown in the blender viewport properly because you are in the "textured" mode. Switching to GLSL mode to "rendered" mode will reveal the actual situation.
We Blend4Web folks are aware of these problems and are going to create a specialized "Blend4Web" profile for Blender.

Looking forward for your next tutorial!

[elevatetechai]

Hi thanks for the video, pretty cool stuff, you should look into blen4web

[rickpowers]

I just watched your video and loved your enthusiasm and I share your curiosity in regards to building a website with blend4web
I understand this video was recorded some time ago, however I am new to this stuff and crawling out of my skin with excitement with the possibilities with building a awesome website. I am starting up a new window and door specializing in commercial storefronts, windows, doors, awnings, clear and tinted glass. This would a game changer . PLEASE if you will let me your thoughts and if possible a wat for me to contact you, Thanks, Rick Powers

[dofusz]

love it, sure gonna play with it! curious to know how the code holds in modern browsers

[jsmcavady]

i have seen people use game logic and think it could work. As a web based game