What is 3D Product Manual?
Explain one product with feature hotspots, dimensions, exploded views, prebuilt animations and camera views. Publish the manual below product media or as a standalone link; add a directory when multiple published manuals need browsing.
Product explanation
Explore features, dimensions and structure
Structure exploration
View exploded states, hotspots and actions
Optional directory
Browse published manuals by cover, category and order

When products need to be reviewed.
Browse multiple products through a directory, then explore the features, dimensions, structure and operation of each product.
Product feature explanations
Show materials, dimensions and feature hotspots below product media to explain the current product.
Structure and operation
Use exploded views and prebuilt animations to explain internal structure, movement and usage features.
Multi-product directory browsing
Browse multiple products from a shared directory, using covers and categories to find and open each 3D product manual.
Explain one product with interactive content.
Individual product explanations use feature hotspots, dimensions, structure and prebuilt actions. A directory is optional.
Features and dimensions
Explain structure, materials, dimensions and benefits in the context of one product.
Structure and action explanations
Use imported animations, preset exploded positions and cameras rather than authoring keyframes online.
Optional product directory
A directory references published manuals through covers, categories and order. Individual manuals do not require it.
Follow the product flow.
Prepare the product and explanations, preview and publish, then choose below-media, standalone or optional directory placement.
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Prepare product information
Product models and actual dimensions, Features, hotspots and prebuilt animations, Cameras and optional directory covers/categories.
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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.
Explain one product clearly.
Explain one product with feature hotspots, dimensions, exploded views, prebuilt animations and camera views. Publish the manual below product media or as a standalone link; add a directory when multiple published manuals need browsing.
Hotspots tied to features
Bind hotspots to product parts with reviewed feature, material and usage explanations.
Dimensions tied to the product
Annotate actual specifications rather than treating illustrative proportions as measurements.
Actions tied to structure
Import existing animations and set preset exploded positions and cameras to show operation.
Dimensions, hotspots and structure in one view.
Bind features, dimensions and structural actions to a product and cameras for exploration.
Explore by interest
Start with an overview and explore dimensions, structure or hotspots without a fixed sequence.
Focus on the current part
Show corresponding explanations and preset cameras for hotspots to relate parts to the whole product.
View structural actions
Explain internal structure with prebuilt animation or exploded views; use an assembly guide for sequential instruction.
Prepare explanations around the individual product.
Prepare models, actual dimensions, reviewed hotspot text and prebuilt animations; verify the version before publishing.
Prepare product information
Product models and actual dimensions, Features, hotspots and prebuilt animations, Cameras and optional directory covers/categories.
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.
A directory is an optional entry point.
Place individual manuals below product media. A multi-product directory can appear on a merchant homepage or separate page linked from navigation. It references published manuals without limiting individual use.
Individual product module
Explain the current product below its main media.
Directory entry
Covers, categories and ordering reference published individual manuals.
Standalone publishing
Share an individual link or webpage embed without a directory.
Start with product information.
Connect systems as needed.
Prepare individual models, dimensions, hotspots and prebuilt animations; organise a directory when multi-product browsing is needed.
- Product models and actual dimensions
- Features, hotspots and prebuilt animations
- Cameras and optional directory covers/categories
- 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 module below product media. Manual directories can appear on a merchant homepage or separate page linked from navigation.
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 Assembly Guide
Step-by-step installation, removal, usage and maintenance
Understand the capability and its scope.
Confirm the approach against your product data and target channel.
How does a manual differ from an assembly guide?
Manuals let users explore features, structure and operation. Guides teach installation, removal or usage tasks step by step.
Is a directory required first?
No. An individual manual can be published independently. A directory is an optional way to organise several manuals.
Where do manuals and directories appear?
Individual manuals can appear below product media. Directories can appear on the merchant homepage or a separate page linked from the top navigation.
Can arbitrary animation be authored online?
Use prebuilt animations and defined visibility, movement, rotation, camera, hotspot and dimension actions. Arbitrary keyframe editing and user scripts are not included.
Start with explanations for one product.
Share models, dimensions, features and existing animations to define the manual and optional directory scope.
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