Haro 360° viewer
Drag to orbit freely. Inspect the back, top and underside of two styles in four size classes. Offline 3D · no analytics
Loading diagnostics — Waiting for JavaScript
Build: f423d7243e67. If this diagnostics section is also missing, check the host's document-loading stage before troubleshooting 3D.
The HTML document is displayed. JavaScript has not started yet. Startup stages and browser information will appear here when it starts.
Unhandled page-wide exceptions are recorded below (latest 12). They may originate in the host or another script, so they are kept separate from failures caught in the viewer's own tasks. They do not stop the model by themselves. Default browser logging is not suppressed.
Diagnostics stay on this page and are not transmitted. The presence of the WebGL2 API does not prove a rendering context is available.
Mouse: drag to orbit; scroll to zoom. Touch: one finger to orbit; pinch with two fingers to zoom. Manual interaction stops auto-rotation.
Exterior concept only — NOT printable or assembly-ready CADThese are provisional exterior envelopes. Underside cavities, clutch fit, strength, support, build order and printing are unverified. Counts include the shell and internal ribs, but exclude a stand, hinges, spares and fit coupons. Manufacturing design is on hold.
The 60 cm class targets 608 mm; the 100 cm class targets 992 mm. These are grid-aligned size classes, not exactly 60.00 or 100.00 cm.
Save the standalone 360° HTML · Source and full offline site download
Controls, data and libraries
There is no ground plane blocking the underside. Z is up; the front is −Y. Auto-rotation is off initially, and hidden tabs pause rendering and rotation.
Keyboard: Tab to the 3D canvas, use arrow keys to orbit, +/− to zoom, and Home to reset to the front.
Dimensions, counts, colors and placements are generated from the eight JSON datasets. Studs use 12-sided envelopes. Lighting differs from the rendered comparison images. Thin edge shading is a visual aid and does not alter brick geometry.
This HTML embeds Three.js, OrbitControls and all eight models, so a saved copy works offline on its own. No CDN, login or local server is needed. Comparison and language links require their companion pages. WebGL 2 must be available for 3D rendering.
Exception messages, API names and stack traces are shown verbatim in diagnostics for troubleshooting.
Three.js r180 / OrbitControls / BufferGeometryUtils — MIT License
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