To create a simple home page that displays this 3D component, we'll use a React Project. This will allow us to set up the necessary files and configurations.
With these changes, you should now have a simple home page that displays the 3D Lanyard component. The component is dynamically imported to ensure it only loads on the client-side, as it requires browser APIs.
To complete the setup, make sure to:
card.glb and lanyard.png files in the appropriate directories (e.g., public/assets).Lanyard.tsx file to point to the correct locations of these assets.npm install or yarn install.This implementation creates a responsive home page with a title and the 3D Lanyard component. The necessary configuration changes have been made to support the required file types and dependencies.
The error "Cannot convert object to primitive value" often occurs when trying to use an object where a primitive value (like a string or number) is expected. Let's revise the code to address this issue.
These changes should address the "Cannot convert object to primitive value" error. The main modifications include:
Lanyard component props.Canvas component to use the color prop for setting the background color.Environment component usage.next.config.mjs to use the asset/resource type for handling GLB and PNG files.Make sure to place your card.glb and lanyard.png files in the public directory, and update the import paths in the Lanyard.tsx file accordingly:
import cardGLB from '/card.glb'
import lanyard from '/lanyard.png'After making these changes, run npm install or yarn install to update your dependencies, and then start your development server. The error should be resolved, and you should see the 3D Lanyard component rendered on your home page.