A machine, device or site can need several explanations. A learner needs a sequence. A prospective customer wants to inspect the details. An event screen needs a demonstration that can keep moving on its own.
Lokaverse gives an authored 3D simulation three ways to play in a browser: a guided walkthrough, free exploration and an auto journey. The author decides which modes viewers can choose.
Guide a learner through a procedure
A guided walkthrough follows the authored steps and moves the camera to each point. It helps organise an explanation of a procedure around the parts and actions the learner needs to understand. Teams can add a quiz and assign the simulation to learners in their workspace.
Let a prospect investigate
Free exploration gives the visitor room to inspect the scene at their own pace. A product demonstration can introduce the overall idea, then let a buyer return to the parts that matter to them. A share link opens in a browser on a phone or laptop, with no viewer installation.
Let the simulation tour itself
An auto journey visits the authored steps by itself. It suits a stand display or an introduction to a site when the viewer is not advancing each step. The underlying content can serve another audience without rebuilding the simulation.
Build the explanation around the audience
Start with what the person needs to understand. Keep the steps accurate, use clear views of the relevant parts, and test on the devices your audience uses. Very heavy models can be slow on lower-powered devices.
Explore the Lokaverse platform, read the guide to simulation modes, or talk to the team about your equipment, procedure or site.