Please cite the publication discussing the purpose of this project: https://doi.org/10.1002/cbic.202500036
• Load and customize the model in PyMOL (2.4 or above!)
• Avoid using mesh representation, and minimize sticks, balls and lines, as they will increase the file size. The file-size limit for GitHub is 25 MB.
• Transparency and labels will not be applied in the model, but measurements will be visible, without values.
• Set up the scene exactly as it is to be presented in 3D.
• To generate the 3D object, use the command:' save filename.gltf ', or select ' File - Export image - GLTF... ' and save the file.
For any issues with GitHub accounts, please visit the documentation of GitHub (https://docs.github.com/en)
- Create a GitHub profile if you don't have one
- Import the example repository (https://github.com/MokosDaniel/modelviewer) at the "+" button in the top right and name it (this name will be in the URL at the end)
- Upload your gltf model in your repository ('Add file' or just drag and drop it in the browser and commit changes)
- Edit the index.html file and change the name of the model "example.gltf" in line 4 to the name of the uploaded object, "filename.gltf"
- Commit changes, then in the repository, go to 'Settings - Pages - Branch' and select 'main' from the list (the repository has to be public for this to work)
- Save, and after a few minutes the link for the virtual 3D scene should show up in the Settings - Pages site.