What is 3D Assembly Guide?
Organise manufacturer-approved steps, parts, instructions, prebuilt animations and cameras into a teaching sequence. Users can play, pause and move between steps while seeing relevant parts and instructions.
Steps and instructions
Each step has a clear task, relevant parts and manufacturer-reviewed instructions.
Animation and part visibility
Use imported animation clips, part visibility and cameras to show the current step.
Controlled teaching progress
Play, pause, previous and next controls let users learn at their own pace.
When is 3D Assembly Guide useful?
Use it for products whose installation, removal, usage or maintenance needs step teaching with a manufacturer-confirmed sequence.
Installation and removal
Show parts, connection positions and key steps in the manufacturer-confirmed sequence.
Operating instructions
Break opening, adjustment and other operations into steps users can pause, revisit and confirm.
Maintenance guidance
Show relevant parts and reviewed instructions for cleaning and replacement tasks.
What capabilities make up 3D Assembly Guide?
Show relevant parts, instructions, animations and cameras around manufacturer-confirmed steps, so users learn at their own pace.
Steps and instructions
Each step has a clear task, relevant parts and manufacturer-reviewed instructions.
Animation and part visibility
Use imported animation clips, part visibility and cameras to show the current step.
Controlled teaching progress
Play, pause, previous and next controls let users learn at their own pace.
Follow the assembly flow.
Review parts and steps, inspect the current operation, then move forward or return to a previous step.
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Prepare product information
Part models and identifiers, Manufacturer-reviewed steps and instructions, Prebuilt animation clips and camera requirements.
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Preview and confirm
Check models, options and content, save a draft, then confirm and publish.
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Choose a publishing channel
Use published content on target pages, with the same version in standalone links and embeds.
Match steps to parts.
Keep steps, instructions and product versions consistent from part checks to completion.
Steps and instructions
Each step has a clear task, relevant parts and manufacturer-reviewed instructions.
Animation and part visibility
Use imported animation clips, part visibility and cameras to show the current step.
Controlled teaching progress
Play, pause, previous and next controls let users learn at their own pace.
Learn at your own pace.
Playback and previous/next controls pace the guide while cameras and visibility highlight the current task.
Steps and instructions
Each step has a clear task, relevant parts and manufacturer-reviewed instructions.
Animation and part visibility
Use imported animation clips, part visibility and cameras to show the current step.
Controlled teaching progress
Play, pause, previous and next controls let users learn at their own pace.
Use reviewed information.
Manufacturer-approved models, step instructions and prebuilt animations form the guide.
Prepare product information
Part models and identifiers, Manufacturer-reviewed steps and instructions, Prebuilt animation clips and camera requirements.
Preview and confirm
Check models, options and content, save a draft, then confirm and publish.
Choose a publishing channel
Use published content on target pages, with the same version in standalone links and embeds.
Connect 3D Assembly Guide to systems as needed.
Prepare part models, manufacturer-reviewed instructions, prebuilt animations and cameras, then confirm publishing channels and versions.
- Part models and identifiers
- Manufacturer-reviewed steps and instructions
- Prebuilt animation clips and camera requirements
- Information and scope assessment
- Presentation and publishing approach for the target channel
- Delivery and maintenance against agreed scope
Publish where customers use the content.
Preview, save a draft and confirm publishing before choosing a channel. Channels reuse the same published content, with drafts separated from published versions.
Shopify
A separate teaching module below product media with reviewed steps for installation, usage and maintenance.
Standalone link
Present, interact with and share published content independently, without default purchase capability.
SDK webpage embed
Reuse the published experience on third-party websites. Complex workflows and system integration require separate assessment.
See the current product in a spatial context.
These are supporting abilities in the product approach. Website illustrations do not connect to live AR or AI services.
AR for the current product
View the current materials, visible parts or combination in space, subject to device and platform support. Configuration, exploded views and step teaching take place on the webpage.
AI scene visual references
Use the current configuration and scene references to understand styling. Results support visual communication; product data remains authoritative for quantities, actual dimensions and manufacturing information.
3D Product Manual
Individual product explanations, with an optional directory
Understand the capability and its scope.
Confirm the approach against your product data and target channel.
Is this for choosing product combinations?
No. Guides cover installation, removal, usage and maintenance steps. Multi-product selection belongs to modular configuration.
What is needed to begin?
Provide part models, step order, instructions, prebuilt animations and camera requirements, with a manufacturer reviewer.
Can users return to an earlier step?
Previous, next and the step list control progress. Manual navigation pauses playback so users can inspect details.
Where does a guide appear on a product page?
Use a separate module below product media, a standalone link or a webpage embed. Step information must match the product version.
Start with an assembly step document.
Share part models, steps, instructions and animations to confirm teaching tasks and the manufacturer review process.
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