SpaceRoam

Model's done — then what? SpaceRoam is my answer: a platform that turns 3D models into immersive roaming experiences.

Upload a GLB / GLTF model, set the environment, lighting and starting camera in the editor, attach interactions to nodes or points, and publish to get a standalone link. Visitors need no login — they open the link and walk through the model in first person.

How it works

Three steps: Edit → Preview → Publish.

Edit: Upload a single file or a zip (up to 200MB). Configure environment maps, lighting, starting views and color grading, with automatic ground setup and free-fly mode built in. Two kinds of interaction anchors — nodes and points — support popups, links, Q&A and audio (with distance falloff).

Preview: Walk through it yourself first to check the experience.

Publish: One click generates a standalone link. On desktop, click to move; on mobile, dual joysticks — landscape recommended.

Why I built it

The traditional way of delivering 3D models is bad: zips that won't open, software the client doesn't have, screenshots that can't explain spatial relationships. SpaceRoam turns "delivering files" into "delivering experiences" — one link, first-person roaming, interactions viewable anytime. It dramatically improves communication.

Use cases

• City / campus showcases: digital twin models as roaming links, no special software needed.
• Factory / equipment walkthroughs: attach audio/video guides to parts for training, sales and remote acceptance.
• Exhibitions / digitization: museums and exhibition halls as self-guided tours with automatic narration.
• Education / training: chemical plants, surgical procedures — repeatable roaming spaces.

It's not a game — no physics engine, no complex interactions. GLB / GLTF only for now; convert other formats first.

There are city, factory and campus demos on the site — no signup, just walk in: sm.deerblock.cn

SpaceRoam — make 3D models walkable, narratable, deliverable.