Ok, thank you all for your responses! @pxl272 @J1 Pelaez @K…

staub · June 18, 2025

Ok, thank you all for your responses! @pxl272 @J1 Pelaez @KURO @metamitya

Display of the file is technically not the issue because the Babylon JS viewer is embedded in the HTML... and works... sorta... read on...

The challenge is uploading the file to the blockchain and being able to reference it as URL in the HTML for the embedded viewer to read...
it's not a standard glTF or glb or obj file... it's a .babylon scene file and even 1sat doesn't seem to allow me to upload it... although, I can try a few more things... but I'm getting frustrated.

Here, I've uploaded the HTML, but the HTML is referencing my 3D .babylon scene from my github repo (I'm not a developer... just using it for serving files ;D ).
1satOrd displays the 3d scene correctly in the preview, but becomes static once broadcast and in my wallet... but, whatsonchain displays it correctly in the decoder... and you can also see the HTML link to the file here, too.

https://whatsonchain.com/address/1DZWVfD9DqbqdLkwBmWg4e7ZvG9pADgWz3

Replies

KURO · June 20, 2025

I don't understand what a .babylon scene file is, but does that mean I can't inscribe it with 1sat ordinals as it is? I think it will be solved if I can make it into an HTML file in the end... Sorry, I'm not an engineer, and there's also the "language barrier," so I'm a little confused about your problem.

AwesomeKalin55 · June 20, 2025

You can inscribe it, you'll need to use something that allows you to enter a custom MIME type