About this plugin
AZC connects your WordPress website to the AZC asset platform. Publish models from your workspace to a connected website, or upload STEP / STP and GLB files from the plugin dashboard.
STEP files are converted by the AZC service into web previews. Once a model is ready and authorized for your website, copy its shortcode into a post or page, or create a display-page draft directly from the dashboard.
Features:
- STEP / STP conversion and GLB previews through AZC.
- Workspace models authorized for a specific connected website.
- Uploads, conversion status, retries, and version updates for website-owned models.
- Reusable shortcodes with configurable width and height.
- Display-page drafts for review before publishing.
- Appearance and visitor-tool settings managed in AZC, including a configurable fullscreen button in the top-right corner of the viewer, subject to the workspace plan.
- Translation-ready dashboard that follows the WordPress user language when a language pack is installed.
- Existing embeds follow the model’s current version.
The plugin is free. An AZC account and website connection are required. The AZC Free plan supports website connections and model display; available quotas are determined by the workspace’s current plan.
Paid service plans are optional and managed on AZC.
Three-dimensional display currently supports STEP / STP and GLB. PNG, JPEG, WebP, and PDF may also be uploaded as workspace file assets, but do not receive 3D model shortcodes.
External service: AZC
This plugin uses AZC for website connections, encrypted asset storage, CAD conversion, display authorization, and browser-based model rendering. com/dataservice.
When the service is used:
- Connecting sends the website URL, website name, and one-time connection code.
- Uploading sends the selected file contents, filename, and the uploading WordPress user’s numeric ID to record the upload source.
- Dashboard actions request workspace plan, asset, grant, and conversion-job information using the stored connection credential.
- Saving a post containing an AZC shortcode sends its post ID, URL, and grant ID to associate the display with that page.
- Visitors opening an embedded model contact AZC’s embed page, viewer, and model-resource endpoints. These requests disclose the visitor’s IP address and normal HTTP request information; display requests and model traffic are recorded by the service.
Connection credentials remain on the WordPress server and are not placed in shortcodes or public pages. Uploaded files are stored by AZC rather than added to the WordPress Media Library. Deactivation, updates, and uninstall retain the local connection option for reinstalling on the same website and database.
php. Remote assets and website authorization must be managed in AZC.
Review the service policies before connecting:
- AZC platform
- Terms of Service
- Privacy Policy
- Plans and quotas
- Refunds and Cancellation
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