BatForge – 3D Cricket Bat Configurator
BatForge adds a full-screen, real-time 3D configurator to any WooCommerce cricket bat product. Customers rotate, zoom, and customize the bat — choosing colors, grip style, and stickers/decals — and see every change rendered instantly in 3D before adding their exact configuration to the cart.
Key features
- Real-time 3D preview powered by a locally-bundled Three.js engine — no third-party CDN calls, no external service required.
- Per-product enable/disable, so it only appears on the WooCommerce products you choose.
- Built-in GLB Config Builder tool: drag in your own
.glb3D model, map its mesh names to colour/sticker/material controls, and export a ready-to-use configuration — no coding required. - Customer sticker/decal uploads (PNG, JPG, GIF, WEBP — validated and size-limited server-side).
- Live price breakdown — each colour, material, or sticker option can carry its own price modifier, totalled automatically.
- The customer’s exact selections are attached to the WooCommerce cart item and order, visible in cart, checkout, order emails, and admin order screen.
- Light/dark theme toggle, mobile-friendly bottom-sheet panel, PNG export of the final design.
- Custom button text and UI label overrides per product.
- Works with any GLB model exported from Blender or similar — not hardcoded to one mesh or product.
Requirements
- WooCommerce (active and configured).
- A
.glb3D model of the product you want customers to configure (the bundled GLB Config Builder tool helps you wire one up).
Privacy / Third-Party Services
BatForge makes no calls to any third-party service, CDN, or analytics endpoint. The 3D engine (Three.js) and its Draco decoder are bundled locally with the plugin. Customer-uploaded sticker images are stored in your own WordPress media library, the same as any other media upload.
External services
BatForge does not connect to, send data to, or load resources from any third-party or external service. The 3D engine (Three.js) and its Draco decoder are bundled with the plugin and served entirely from your own site — there is no CDN dependency and no outbound network call of any kind. The only known external-looking reference in the codebase is a documentation URL (https://www.khronos.org) inside a code comment in the bundled, unmodified Three.js source file, which is not loaded or requested by the plugin and exists only as a citation for other developers reading the source. Customer-uploaded sticker images are stored in your own WordPress media library, the same as any other WordPress media upload.