Video: how to embed a Matterport 3D Showcase tour into a client presentation using HTML5 tool Visme.co | Video courtesy of RUN Studios, Director, Digital and Emerging Media Paolo Tosolini.

[Editor's Note: The following is a guest blog post by RUN Studios, Director, Digital and Emerging Media Paolo Tosolini.

Paolo is based in Kirkland, WA. Paolo is a member of the We Get Around Referral Network of Matterport Pro 3D Camera Photographers and the Matterport User Group Forum where this article was first published. With the permission of the author, we have lightly edited the text to provide context for everyone using the Matterport 3D Showcase™ tour solution.]

by Paolo Tosolini, @tosolini

I spent some time researching various online presentation tools that would allow me to mix a Matterport 3D Showcase tour with other media such as text, animations, and videos.

I thought the best way to share the outcome was to create a short video tutorial (above).

In summary, neither PowerPoint (with LiveWeb plugin); PowerPoint Online; Prezi; Microsoft Sway; or Adobe Slate for iPad support iFrames – which is what Matterport offers.

I found, instead, a nice HTML5 tool called VISME (pricing) that did the job.

The Matterport 3D Showcase model I'm using in the demo is the lobby of Microsoft Recruiting in Redmond, WA (For Microsoft, I created the interactive touch display apps that are featured in the model).

Script: This is the text from the video.

Matterport 3D Showcase of Microsoft Building 111 Lobby by RUN Studios Director, Digital and Emerging Media Paolo Tosolini. | Best viewed on an iPad or on a computer using Chrome Browser. To get started, click on the blue 3D Showcase bar (takes about 10 seconds to load); to 'walk around', use the arrow keys on your keyboard; check-out the dollhouse and floor plan views (lower left icons); click to fly-in and walk around |

VISEME Demo Deck: RUN Studios, Director, Digital and Emerging Media Paolo Tosolini created this demo deck using VISME to show how a Matterport 3D Showcase could be included using its iFrame embed code.