Is there any way to render the generated model in a browser?

[li-zheng-hao]

I haven't found any relevant document or code

[NilsChudalla]

Hi @li-zheng-hao,

I think you are looking for the pyvista vtksz function and the local viewer. Try

plotter = gpv.plot_3d(geomodel, show=False) # add some customisation, like show_data=False or what ever
plotter.p.export_vtksz("filename.vtksz")

[li-zheng-hao]

thanks! i will try it

[fivetaibin]

Hi @li-zheng-hao,

I think your main goal is to render and interact with the GemPy model directly in a browser, rather than just saving a local VTK file.

You can use PyVista’s export_html to generate an interactive HTML view of your 3D model, which can be opened in any browser. For example:

plotter = gpv.plot_3d(geomodel, show=False)
plotter.export_html("model.html")

This allows zooming, rotating, and inspecting the model in the browser.

If you want real-time model generation and updates in the browser, you would need a backend service running GemPy that computes the model and sends data to a web frontend for visualization.

Hope this helps!
test001.html

[li-zheng-hao]

Hi @li-zheng-hao,

I think your main goal is to render and interact with the GemPy model directly in a browser, rather than just saving a local VTK file.

You can use PyVista’s export_html to generate an interactive HTML view of your 3D model, which can be opened in any browser. For example:

plotter = gpv.plot_3d(geomodel, show=False) plotter.export_html("model.html")

This allows zooming, rotating, and inspecting the model in the browser.

If you want real-time model generation and updates in the browser, you would need a backend service running GemPy that computes the model and sends data to a web frontend for visualization.

Hope this helps! test001.html

Thank you for your reply.