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# January 2026

### January 15

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### January 15

* Added ability to select different AI models for [3D generation](/documentation/other/image-to-3d-model.md)
* Added **`Scale factor`** parameter to [AR](/documentation/project-settings/augmented-reality-webar.md) and [export](/documentation/sharing-exporting-embedding/export-options.md) settings&#x20;
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### January 15

* Fixed bug where projects containing videos failed to load on iPhone
* Fixed bug that prevented creating a new Event in the [**Send Event**](/documentation/3d-configurator/interactions/actions/send-event.md) action
* Fixed shading issue that could occur on objects with bones[^1]
* Fixed issue where camera position changed when a project was taken over by another workspace member
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#### AI generation: image to 3D&#x20;

* The `image-to-3D` generation feature has been expanded. Previously, generation was available with a single AI model, now you can choose from multiple. \
  \
  More details: [Image to 3D model](/documentation/other/image-to-3d-model.md)
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#### **Scale factor**

* We’ve added a **Scale factor** parameter that makes it easier to adjust an object’s scale for AR and during export.\
  Instead of resizing the entire project to match the desired real-world size in augmented reality, you can now simply specify how much larger or smaller the object should be as a percentage.\
  \
  ![](https://2973737105-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FAXNLyKVZ2tvtyDr8sVES%2Fuploads%2F1hiOqch02xx5kWmywLy4%2Fimage.png?alt=media\&token=7157f3ae-9538-4b8c-82de-905abf50a6e1)
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[^1]: skeletal animation


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