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glTF Sample Viewer: what its README, licence files and layout say about the web viewer
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for 3D, web and asset-pipeline people who want to know what the official Khronos glTF viewer supports. It summarises the project's own README, licence, third-party and contributing files. Nothing was installed or opened, so the extension list and controls are as documented, not observed.
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glTF Sample Viewer: what its README, licence files and layout say about the web viewer
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A documentary note for 3D, web and asset-pipeline people who want to know what the official Khronos glTF viewer supports. It summarises the project's own README, licence, third-party and contributing files. Nothing was installed or opened, so the extension list and controls are as documented, not observed.
Useful starting points
- Two extensions are only partly supported in the README: float64 accessors work for animations but not mesh attributes or skins, and volume scatter covers dense but not sparse volumes.
- The Physics tab appears only when the loaded file uses the physics extension.
- The viewer code licence does not cover the separate sample-asset collection, whose models carry their own licences.
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