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Regarding item 1, here's a useful approach...
In Sumerian, with your HTML3D entity selected, open it for editing in the text editor. Set the entity's HTML code to something like this:
<div id="my-html3d-content">Hello world.</div>
You'll then be able to change the content of the HTML3D entity using standard Javascript DOM code like this:
var contentElement = document.getElementById('my-html3d-content');
contentElement.innerText = 'My new content.'; // or .innerHTML
Regarding item 2, Sumerian doesn't have built-in integration with Amazon S3. But no worries, you can still make calls to S3 if you first add the AWS Javascript SDK as an external dependency to your project.
- For details on adding Javascript libraries to a Sumerian project, see "External Dependencies" in the Sumerian User Guide.
- Reference this documentation on getting started with the AWS SDK for Javascript.
- And see these examples of interacting with S3 using Javascript in the browser.
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