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I came across this scene (scene ID # 71c8eef9-b44e-447f-a0d2-fd299318da56) on one of the examples on stackoverflow. When I use that scene id as in the code below in a-frame.

io3d.scene.getAframeElements('71c8eef9-b44e-447f-a0d2-fd299318da56').then(elems => { document.querySelector('a-scene').appendChild(elems[0]) })

I can see the scene with perfect position and scale. However, when I use the scene I developed (scene id: 8f769bc6-4a0e-4bb4-bfaa-8580ac93f88f) using the same code in a-frame, the house displays as a very small object and position is also not correct. There is no difference in the code for both the scenes but the scale and position differs for both of them.

I tried to play around with position and scale attributes but it did not work. Could you kindly help understand what could be the difference? Thanks, Niraj

Niraj
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Your model is positioned very far from the origin of the worl, that means it is (110.86, 88.96) meters away from the center.

Position

when you use io3d.scene.getAframeElements it will take the position and scale from the original scene.

you have the following options:

1) change your camera position to match the offset of the model

2) move the model to the center by changing positions of the elements

3) use the appcreator to create your aframe scene with the correct setup (here is an example of your scene

4) adjust the scene in spaces.archilogic.com

Hope that helps!

Madlaina Kalunder
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