Embedding Unreal Engine Interactive 3D Models on My CapCut Resource Website

[joerubel4]

@joerubel4

I’m running a website that provides CapCut tutorials and resources, and I want to enhance the user experience by embedding interactive 3D models created with Unreal Engine. These models are intended to demonstrate complex video editing setups and workflows in an engaging way. However, I’m encountering a few technical issues:

1. Performance Issues: The embedded models cause significant page load delays, especially on mobile devices. I’ve optimized textures and reduced poly counts in Unreal Engine, but it still seems heavy for some users.
2. Cross-Browser Compatibility: The models work well in Chrome, but users on Safari and Firefox report glitches like missing textures or unresponsive interactions.
3. Hosting Challenges: I’ve deployed the models using Pixel Streaming on a cloud server, but it’s consuming more bandwidth than expected. Is there a more efficient way to host and stream these models for web integration?
4. Integration with React Framework: My website is built using React, and I’m struggling to embed the Unreal Engine models seamlessly without breaking the site’s routing or layout.

Has anyone successfully integrated Unreal Engine content into a React-based website? Any tips on optimizing performance, ensuring compatibility, or managing hosting efficiently would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for your help!

Thank you for your recommendation! I’ll definitely look into Streampixel as a potential pixel streaming provider. It sounds like it could help streamline the hosting and embedding process while reducing the bandwidth challenges I’ve been facing. Do you have any tips or resources on integrating Streampixel with a React-based website? Specifically, I’m looking for ways to embed the models without disrupting my site’s routing or layout. Additionally, I often use tools like CapCut for creating and editing demonstration videos to showcase how such integrations work. For those interested in modded versions of the capcut app, capprocutapk is providing mod version of the CapCut app, which can be a handy resource. If you have any suggestions for optimizing performance further for mobile users and ensuring cross-browser compatibility for the models, that would be great. Thanks again for your help!