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What this guide covers
A documentary note for 3D and web 3D people who want to know what glTF Transform says it offers: a JavaScript SDK and command-line tool for editing and optimizing glTF models, plus its recent changelog and contribution rules. Based on five archived repository files; nothing was installed or run.
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glTF Transform: what its repository documentation says about the glTF 2.0 SDK, CLI and recent changes
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A documentary note for 3D and web 3D people who want to know what glTF Transform says it offers: a JavaScript SDK and command-line tool for editing and optimizing glTF models, plus its recent changelog and contribution rules. Based on five archived repository files; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The README's WebP texture example is marked as needing glTF Transform v3 and Node.js, while the changelog is already at v4.x, so check current requirements.
- The contributing guide says the project relies on Yarn workspaces and will not build with npm, even though the CLI is installed with npm.
- The top changelog entry v4.6 is marked Unreleased with nothing listed under it.
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