Localization & AR

Languages

The embed ships in English, Turkish and Russian. Set the language per instance:

<togenar-embed project="…" configurator lang="tr"></togenar-embed>

lang (alias: locale) controls the built-in option panel, the configuration summary and all viewer chrome. It does not touch your page — mixed-language pages are fine.

AR

AR opens directly in the browser — no app install:

Device	Technology
iPhone / iPad	iOS Quick Look (USDZ)
Android	Scene Viewer (GLB)
WebXR-capable browsers	WebXR session

The built-in panel includes an AR button. To trigger AR from your own button instead:

document.getElementById('view-in-ar').addEventListener('click', () => {
  tg.enterAR();
});

Call enterAR() from a real click handler — starting a WebXR session may require an in-page user gesture per the browser’s activation policy. AR must be enabled on the workspace plan.

Multi-part configurations

A configured product with several parts ships to AR as one merged model matching the shopper’s exact selection — not a pile of separate files.

Desktop: QR handoff

Desktops don’t do mobile AR — hand the session to the phone with a QR code:

const { ok, url } = await tg.getQr();   // PNG data-URL, encodes the short share link
if (ok) qrImg.src = url;

Scanning opens the device-adaptive launcher with the current configuration intact, and the shopper continues straight into AR on their phone.