I made some simple mesh object with Blender which I wanna export to ThreeJS, but when I import it inside of my scene I can’t see all of my objects from blender that I exported, for instance this is my scene in Blender:
In image above I can see highlighted object, but in ThreeJS I can’t:
Here are my export settings from blender:
And here is code where I Import objects:
Here is download link to my blend file: https://wetransfer.com/downloads/143882363c4ac42844f59e8708887b8520230215091131/062586
The cylinder is there, but very faintly under the given lighting. The camera looks subtle in Blender to me, too:
If you assign different materials to the camera and the iPad surface it’ll be visible. Or a larger bevel on the camera might help. Testing in viewers (https://gltf.report/) may be a good option before loading in your application too.
Yeah, but when I join all my objects in blender with “CTRL + J” and then export it I can see back cylinder in ThreeJS:
three.js is showing you what’s in the glTF file, i’m not quite sure what you’re asking above. If you mean backface culling, you can enable/disable that in Blender before export.
I fixed it, I just changed the way that I import gltf in my ThreeJS I used traverse instead of “for” loop:
It’s generally better to just add the whole thing:
scene.add(gltf.scene);
By traversing you will lose any inherited position/rotation/scale from meshes’ parents.
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