I have creted an HTML file using MTX2HTML and proceded to upload it to my website. I can see the viewpoint watermark, but the mtx file does not appear. Am I forgetting to do something.

A sample page I am toying with follows:
http://www.worldwideline.com/virtualspec/mousepal.html

The reason you see the watermark is
because you haven't given the path
to the broadcast key file. If the
viewpoint player can't find the
valid broadcast key it displays the
watermark. If you don't have one
you should go to :

http://developer.viewpoint.com and
follow the broadcast key link. You
can read all about broadcast keys
there.

I suspect that the reason you're not
seeing any content is due to the
path to your object file which has
a space in the path. This is always
a bad idea in a URL and maybe the
reason it's not being found. I tried
to construct the URL from a combination
of the web directory and then adding
the ../../ ~~ to the obj file and I
got file not found.

Is there a special reason that you want
to use a .OBJ file rather than publish
to .MTS? The compression will decrease
the file size by a very large amount.

-Derek

I am very new to this process and am currently trying to learn how to do it all. I thought I was using a published MTS. I used the scene builder to import an .OBJ and saved it as .mtx and then used mtx2html to convert it to an HTML document. If I am doing something wrong or am forgetting something, what do I need to correct it?

Also, I did not understand the part about the path to the object file. How do I fix that? Where can I see it for myself?