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A documentary note for 3D asset and web 3D people who want to know what the glTF Pipeline tool says it does: converting glTF and glb, separating textures, upgrading glTF 1.0 and applying Draco compression. Based on four archived repository files; nothing was installed or run.
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glTF Pipeline: what its repository documentation says about glTF/glb conversion, Draco flags and changes
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A documentary note for 3D asset and web 3D people who want to know what the glTF Pipeline tool says it does: converting glTF and glb, separating textures, upgrading glTF 1.0 and applying Draco compression. Based on four archived repository files; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The changes file says file access is restricted to the input file's directory by default since 4.2.0, so models referencing outside paths may need the allowAbsolute option.
- Since 4.0.0, legacy material extensions are converted to PBR materials by default, with a flag to keep the old behaviour.
- The README says its tests do not cover the command-line interface, so verify CLI results on your own asset.
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