Verge3D 3.3 pre2 available!

glTF export

You can now export objects, groups of objects or entire scenes in glTF format. Both .gltf or .glb (binary) options are available.

This puzzle is capable of saving configurated objects from your applications.

For best results, as well as for creating standard glTF files (without Soft8Soft/Verge3D extensions) that can be viewed by third-party glTF viewers (such as Microsoft Windows 10’s default glTF viewer), we recommend you to use glTF-compatible materials.

Blender-specific

We made the lighting consistent for scenes with missing World materials (reported here).

We fixed the exporter crash when materials are missing on curve objects.

We optimized the shader code for the following nodes, speeding up shader compilation: Diffuse BSDF, Glossy BSDF, Glass BSDF, Translucent BSDF, and Refraction BSDF.

Max-specific

Shadow brightness is now supported for the Matte/Shadow material.

Maya-specific

We supported new nodes: Color Constant, Float Constant and Unit Conversion.

We fixed the bug with many-to-one connections in node materials, e.g. when several Float nodes are connected to a single Color input.

We fixed the exporter crash related to missing UV data on the exported meshes (reported here).

We optimized the shader code for the Lambert node, speeding up shader compilation.

Other improvements

Global product attributes are supported for Woocommerce in Verge3D WordPress plugin. Also the WordPress plugin now won’t upload Maya scene files (*.ma and *.mb), similarly to Blender and 3ds Max scene files.

We improved the performance and further reduced compilation time for the environment shader.

There were some other cleanups and refactoring of engine shader code.

We made various minor improvements in the documentation, including fixing broken links, missing media files, etc.

Bug fixes

We fixed some bugs in the App Manager related to the application updating feature. Also improved the performance of updating.

We fixed memory leaks when unloading applications.

We fixed the crash with custom materials assigned to objects with JavaScript (reported here).

hi,

It looks like you can import DXF files to Blender first, so that they become available in your Verge3D scene. Being Autocad files, they can probably be easily imported to Autodesk tools (Max or Maya) as well.