Feature Requests

A way of the creator to guide the viewers though a Jig by determining the best position, zoom level, and perspective to look from, at each step of a Jig.

JigSpace supports custom textures, but they need to be exported separately from 3D models, and uploaded one at a time. To speed this up, textures in FBX, USDZ, and GLTF files should be preserved and imported into JigSpace at the same time as the mesh.

If a CAD file or 3D model has a object hierarchy in it, it should be preserved and applied to the model in JigSpace when uploaded. When a Jig creator imports CAD files to Jig they don’t get all of the information they usually expect to come into the tool, including the groupings and hierarchy of their assembly or parts. Without this, it is time consuming to both find objects, select them, or even transform or format them as they need to. We want to reduce as much time as possible that users spend on formatting their models, so they can spend it on making Jig steps, storyboards, and getting their knowledge (text, words, instructions) into their Jigs.

I would like to set a custom time duration spent on each step, if it is autoplaying.

Add the ability to increase/decrease the native texture tiling as well as give it some rotation to better suit any patterns that might exist.

Users who upload custom textures or customize material properties in JigSpace should be able to save these to their shared library so their team can re-use them across other Jigs and models.

Easily style my text instructions or labels, with bold, color, size, add a web-link. I tried using the rich text formatting code here, but it is difficult to figure out and slow: https://www.jig.space/help-center/text-instructions

Currently, when previewing an item from the library, we can see the size of the item. It would be great to be able to view the Triangle and Sub-part count

Many 3D artists and designers have requested support for a single 3D model or mesh having multiple textures on it's sub-objects or sub-meshes. This would save time separating meshes into individual objects, importing them, then adding texture one at a time in JigSpace. Leave a comment below with some examples of your use case and file formats if you would like to upvote this.

Extremely common task when importing and manipulating many objects is to get them aligned to the ground (i.e. bottom bounding box position y=0 not the center of the object). Users would like to select their objects, and very quickly have them all sitting flush on the ground.