autodesk-forge

As the title suggests, how do I upload the obj model's material file and textures, as they are hard coded in the obj file. Can I upload zipped dir structure or multiple files that are in correct relation (because of the hard coded nature of obj)? Here is an OBJ model with material and texture on the dotty trial site: http://trial.dotdotty.com/share/?shareId=cdc9-523f-305f-7ddb-5cc4 That was uploaded as a single zip file containing OBJ, MTL and PNG. Here is the same model on A360: http://a360.co/21rt4OK That was uploaded by selecting all three files and specifying the OBJ as the main model. A

I am following the process described here but getting stopped by a 403 at Step 4. I have a token with data:write and data:create scopes as specified in the docs (and other API methods needing those scopes work) but I can't get a successful response and I think it's down to how I am sending the file data. My code looks like this: url = '{}oss/v2/buckets/{}/objects/{}'.format(self.DOMAIN, bucket_id, object_name) with open(file_path, 'rb') as f: file_content = f.read() response = self.session.put(url, data=file_content, headers={ 'content-type': 'application/octet-stream' } The auth token is

From the documentation it looks like you should be able to call setThemingColor with any dbId, but it seems to only work if the id that you pass is a leafnode? Is this correct? Also is there any way to bulk call this method, or is it only one single leaf node at a time? I would like to pass an array of dbId's into the method. Yes, it's only working with the leaf nodes in my experience. However, leaf nodes of a parent node can be retrieved in this way: getLeafNodes( model, dbIds ) { return new Promise( ( resolve, reject ) => { try { const instanceTree = model.getData().instanceTree dbIds =