Asset management for hunts

Prepare the banner, map and 3D models a hunt needs, and add the models to your library.

File	Used by	Needed
Banner image	The hunt's General tab	Yes
Map	The hunt's Treasure Hunt Configuration	Optional
3D model, GLB	Each object, in 3D and AR	Yes
3D model, USDZ	Each object, for AR on iPhone and iPad	Recommended
Skybox or environment image	An object's 3D Mode advanced Settings	Optional

Keep models low-poly and under about 5 MB, so objects open quickly on phones.

Check the sizes

Required

The header image for an activity, Receipt Game or treasure hunt.

Examples

Optional

A custom map players read to find hunt objects — it acts as a background layer, with the objects dropped on top.

Keep it clean and uncluttered so the objects read clearly. Any aspect ratio works, but a vertical (portrait) map fills phone screens best.

Examples

Required

The 3D object for a catcher, 3D selection, or treasure hunt — chosen from your 3D library.

GLB powers 3D and Android AR; add USDZ for the best experience on iPhone and iPad. Keep models low-poly and under ~5 MB so they load fast on phones.

Examples

Optional

The 360° surround that wraps the scene in a 3D hunt object.

Examples

An object can also be a 3D badge. See Design a 3D badge.

In Assets Library, select 3D Models.
Select Create 3D Model.
Enter the 3D Model Display Name.
Under 3D Model Preview Image, select Select attachment and upload a picture of the model.
Under 3D Model GLB URI, upload the GLB file.

Every object needs it, in 3D and in AR.
Under 3D Model USDZ URI, upload the USDZ file.

iPhone and iPad need it for AR.
Select Create 3D Model. The model is now in every object's 3D Asset picker.