Difference between Blender and Verge 3D

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2020-02-24 at 2:17 pm #23857

Youki THAI
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Hello again,

I have a scene where I have modeled a pair of scissors.

Now the problem is that on blender lighting is good but it does not appear on Verge 3d, as it seems more dark

I use a HDR to do most of the lighting.

Any idea ?

Thanks in advance

2020-02-24 at 2:31 pm #23860

Branden Coker
Customer

Is there an area light in your Blender scene? I don’t believe an area light will export with your glTF scene. Your Verge scene looks like it’s getting reflections from the environment, but not the light.

2020-02-24 at 2:50 pm #23861

Youki THAI
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No there is no area light but I suspect the issue comes from the material. Here is the blender file, is there something wrong ?

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2020-02-24 at 5:09 pm #23864

Branden Coker
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Looks like Verge may not fully support something in your shader. When I load your scene and attempt to do a sneak peek, I get a black surface on the model. If I replace your shader with a principled BSDF and raise the metallic to 1, I see the exported model just fine. That said, I took a quick look in your shader groups and didn’t see what would be causing the problem. I’m sure one of the developers will chime in with some helpful info.

2020-02-25 at 6:44 am #23873

Mikhail Luzyanin
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Youki THAI wrote:

Now the problem is that on blender lighting is good but it does not appear on Verge 3d, as it seems more dark

The engine not support specific Cycles nodes like Ray Length and etc. You compare exported model with Cycles and it will look different, because cycles has some redirection of light and will look always brighter, so better to test your scene in Eevee and you will get the same look.

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