When the media object in the gallery is an USDZ file (file format for Apple's AR Quick Look) show a message that inform the user the model can only be viewed in AR.
Tested on iOS 16.2, here there are some free USDZ models if needed.
Issue
fixes #58
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Additional comments
With USDZ being just a zipped USD file the browser try to guess and give a .zip extension to the file returned from the gateway query.
Byte for byte is the same but the AR app doesn't render it unless it has a .usdz extension, a solution is to specify the file type by passing the file name query param in the URL.
https://github.com/web3-storage/web3.storage/issues/1122#issuecomment-1121249610
Description
When the media object in the gallery is an USDZ file (file format for Apple's AR Quick Look) show a message that inform the user the model can only be viewed in AR.
Tested on iOS 16.2, here there are some free USDZ models if needed.
Issue
fixes #58
Checklist:
developor appropriate feature branchdevelopor appropriate feature branchAdditional comments
With USDZ being just a zipped USD file the browser try to guess and give a .zip extension to the file returned from the gateway query. Byte for byte is the same but the AR app doesn't render it unless it has a .usdz extension, a solution is to specify the file type by passing the file name query param in the URL. https://github.com/web3-storage/web3.storage/issues/1122#issuecomment-1121249610
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