🚀 go-pugleaf

Not sure why you are complicating a simple process so much. Perhaps you are trying to do something special, rather than just uploading your Atmosphere scene to a web server?

Usually, you just "publish" (from inside Atmosphere) to a subfolder (i usually name mine "publish") and Atmosphere installs everything you need into that subfolder for you.

You may have to copy a few items manually into your subfolder. For example, Viewpoint .MTX and .MTS files, or your edited scripts or a few other items Atmosphere doesn't handle for you automatically, but even without those, the scene will open okay (unless there are script errors).

Run your local script by double-clicking on the "..._launcher.html" in Windows Explorer or such.

Once you are satisfied that the scene works correctly locally, you just add any separate image files, ZIP files, HTML splash pages, etc. you might want your visitors to access and upload a copy of your subfolder to your web server.

If textures or other files do not appear after publishing to a web server, check that you have set their paths to "./MyTextue.jpg" and checked the "Absolute" checkbox to keep Atmosphere from changing their path during the "publish" operation.

Hope i understood your issues :)