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Products, parts & variations

A configurator is built from three levels inside a project:

  • Product — what the shopper configures. A project can hold several products; each gets its own picker and its own share links.
  • Part — one configurable slot of the product: body, legs, cushion. Parts are what the picker lists.
  • Variation — one choice for a part: walnut, oak, chrome. Selecting a variation swaps the part’s model (geometry, material, or both).

Adding parts

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In the project’s Configurator tab, add a part and assign models to it. Each variation points at one uploaded model — the configurator swaps between them when the shopper picks.

Two practical rules the panel enforces:

  • A part needs 2+ variations to show a picker. A part with a single variation is simply always present — useful for fixed elements of an assembly that never change.
  • The first part is the product’s base — see Base part & assembly.

Variations

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Per variation you set:

  • Label — what the shopper reads (Walnut, Sea Teal).
  • Model — the uploaded file this choice renders.
  • SKU — the identifier your store receives when this variation is selected. Optional for showcases, required per sellable variation for commerce — see SKU & pricing fields.

The default variation of each part defines the configuration shoppers see first — and what reset() returns to in embedded stores.

What this looks like publicly

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The published picker lists each part with its variations as labeled swatches. Selection state is written to the URL, so any configured state is shareable and restorable — see Publishing & sharing.

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