We can use the same code except that we want to return the viewer so that we can call viewer functions later on. It assumes for a display of a single 3D model with basic UI turned on.) The basic functionality of this file remains the same. (If you recall, I restructured it from the original Basic Viewer tutorial to make is easier to use by modularizing it. This is like an utility specific for our minimum project. In the previous lab’s exercise, we have included JavaScript file named viewerBasic.js. Notice right above the viewer area there are “Get Properties” and “Search” buttons along with a text field. Search the model for a given string and isolate them in the viewerīelow is a sample image showing how a final web page may look like.Select an object and obtain its properties.In this post, we are going to add two functionalities that allow you to: So let’s take Forge API Intro Lab4 as a starting point and build on top of it. He left a comment saying that he followed my tutorial and was able to view the uploaded model successfully. This post was prompted by an inquiry about accessing properties of Revit model using Forge API. (This is a continuation from the previous post: Lab4 “Forge API Web Intro JS”)
