Use seeMote with your 3D models

seeMote Cube is a handheld spatial controller for Apple Vision Pro with 6DoF tracking, 6 physical buttons and haptic feedback.

With 3DtoMe, the cube becomes an anchor for your 3D model: move, rotate and inspect your model exactly as you would do with a real object, while the physical buttons let you launch explosions, switch configurations and play animations without looking away from the model.

The seeMote support is available on the 3DtoMe app for Apple Vision Pro.

The seeMote Cube is a spatial accessory, so you don't have to connect it from inside 3DtoMe: just follow the standard Apple Vision Pro guidelines to add a new spatial accessory via Bluetooth.

1. Turn on your seeMote Cube and put it in pairing mode.
2. On your Apple Vision Pro, open Settings and go to Bluetooth.
3. Wait for the cube to appear in the list of the accessories nearby and select it to pair it.
4. Follow the instructions on screen until the accessory is listed as Connected.

That's all: after that, open a project in the 3DtoMe app and et voilà, the accessory is ready to be used with your 3D model.

Once the cube is connected and a project is open, the seeMote Cube becomes an anchor for your 3D model: the model follows the position and the rotation of the cube in the space.

You can then hold the cube in your hand and move, rotate and inspect your 3D model exactly as you would do with the real object, looking at it from any angle without using any gesture.

If your 3D model has some animation, a variant configuration or some children, you can use the physical buttons of the seeMote Cube to control it:

• 🔺 - launch the vertical explosion of the model;
• 🔶 - launch the horizontal explosion of the model;
• 👾 - reset the model transform to its original position, rotation and scale;
• ➕ - swap the configuration of the model, to jump to the next variant;
• ⭐️ - toggle the animation of the model, to play or pause it.

Buttons that don't apply to the model you are viewing simply do nothing: for example, a model created with photogrammetry is a single part model, so it can't be exploded.