In today's era of booming real-world 3D technology, OSGB format models are widely used. However, "how to publish efficiently and browse smoothly" has always been a pain point for developers: slow loading, large file sizes, laggy interactions on mobile devices... Even star engines like Cesium struggle with issues such as "bloated architecture and subpar mobile experience." In mid-January this year, Zhongke Tuxin open-sourced a lightweight real-world 3D model publishing engine — Wish3D. It claims to be free and open-source, accessible for both individuals and enterprises without barriers. The editor saw it in the MalagiGIS group yesterday and immediately downloaded it for a test drive. Overall, it's indeed fast, but there are several minor issues. Let's share the experience today.
