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https://www.fovotec.com/architectural has an animation, and it looks pretty great - somehow feels more like actually 'walking' into that space.


Only forward motion, no turning in that animation. Turning is what I'm most curious about.


There is some (incredibly slow) turning in their “Automotive Visualisation”: https://www.fovotec.com/automotive


Thanks! Hard to tell from the speed, but it looks alright.


Sukhbir Singh just commented: Thank you everyone for the comments and suggestions. I just wanted to share that we have identified the app and will update this task tomorrow. (And yes, it is a mobile app.)


Would be curious to get the full story :-/


it's at the bottom of the linked case.


I think it must be happening on your end. When I search for the same thing I get normal images and none of the domains you list above.


It lasted for a while, then apparently Google started to filter those sites; not the domains though as some of them resurfaced much down the first page. I highly doubt it's on my side as I'm using Waterfox with the usual well known privacy oriented addons, some of which could block suspicious pages from loading but none of them adds content that wasn't in the search results. I just repeated the same search and got these:

http://2.8.combatarms-game.de/pna_x_block_diagram.php

https://two.ineedmorespace.co/2020_radar_block_diagram.php

http://3.17.tierarztpraxis-ruffy.de/pna_x_block_diagram.php

I had to take out doubles as some of these urls were returned identical although I was clicking on different images.


I can reproduce his results instead, using the same search terms. The first results do actually look legit, but after the first 10-20 I see those useless links too. This however doesn't seem to be new, at least for me... I've seen that already when searching manuals for example.


How does it happen on his end, when it is a google search?


Malware (specifically adware) browser extensions or malware on computer. Edit: I mentioned malware on ISP, but I guess Google has their TLS in order so the ISP shouldn't see or be able to mess with the content like they did before.

Not necessarily saying this happened on the user end though, I just outlined how it could happen.


What are some more complete alternatives?

I think there is a blurred line between "lightweight" and "complete", and the various frameworks land either side of it.


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