I am trying to host the Babylon scene created on the Babylon.JS Editor. However, when I dragged and dropped the index.html, dist folder and scenes folder to the server like Amplify. It threw 403 error. Does anyone successfully host a Babylon scene to the server before?
Hello! It’s a bit hard to know without more information, but a 403 error usually indicates something in your authorization/security setup ( 403 Forbidden - HTTP | MDN (mozilla.org) ), so I`d check that first 
@julien-moreau is the editor creator and might have some idea of what’s going on editor-side
As @carolhmj said there is a file (or files) which couldn’t be accessed. Check the developer console to see which file is it.
Yes. I dropped “scenes” folder which contains a scene.babylon file and the server was unable to load it.
Unable to load from ./scenes/scene/scene.babylon: importScene of scene.babylon from Babylon.JS Editor version: v4.0.5, exporter version: v4.2.0
(anonymous) @ index.ts:48
It happened on the Chrome but not on the FireFox.
I have problems with running the deployed application of Chrome as well, but I get another kind of error. I will create a topic in the Debug section.
On Firefox it runs well.
Thanks!
EDIT: Can you try this? https://editor-test.babylonjs.xyz/
it is not using 4.2.1 so it won t work on Chrome 
Hello @ZzMarmot just checking in if you still have issues
Not for now. The new version V4.1.0 has solved the problem.
I am happy to share that our team launched an Open Source BabylonJS Editor Plugin with a feature to publish your scene to AWS Amplify which can help you easily host the webpage. GitHub - aws-samples/aws-tools-for-babylonjs-editor: AWS Tools for Babylon.JS Editor is a suite of tools meant to interact with Babylon.JS Editor by utilizing the capabilities of AWS products. Please play with it and hope it can help the community.
Excellent @ZzMarmot !! You rox !!
Still don’t hesitate if you need more tools from the editor’s API for your plugin(s) !