Kepma 3D Guitar Viewer: how to use this tool. Rotate and inspect a 3D Kepma guitar model under customisable lighting.
Begin with the default view and observe the whole scene before changing individual settings. Adjust one control at a time so that you can compare the effects of rotation, viewpoint, lighting or image changes. Desktop and mobile controls may differ; follow the controls shown in the current interface. Keep other settings the same when comparing two views. Allow the model or images to finish loading before making further adjustments. After exploring the scene, use the tools directory to choose another visual project or return to the music practice tools. These visual tools are for exploring the displayed scene; they do not replace trying a real guitar.
Choose one part of the scene to observe before changing a control. Compare its outline, position or lighting with the initial view. Keep other settings unchanged so that you can identify which action produced the difference. For a guitar model, inspect one area at a time, such as the body, neck or bridge, rather than rotating continuously.
Allow the scene and any images to finish loading before making a comparison. If your device responds slowly, use smaller movements and wait for the display to settle. The controls available may differ between desktop and mobile; follow the labels on the current interface. A visual model helps you explore appearance, while the feel and sound of an instrument still require playing the real guitar.
When using your own images or titles, start with one simple example and check that it remains readable in the scene. Return to the initial view when comparing a second setup. Use the tools directory to explore another visual experiment or to choose a musical practice tool.