Alexander Kovelenov

We usually don’t recommend mixing Verge3D-based assets and standard glTF into the same app, since such configurations cannot be properly tested. Also, the excessive size might be due to the fact that most Verge3D assets include an HDR map which cannot be compressed efficiently (you might remove it though).

Regarding DRACO, IMHO this format can’t be considered as a silver bullet for all possible usage cases. See comparison we did some time ago.

Hi,
In general glTF-compatible option should not be used if you have no intention to export to fully-glTF-compatible assets.

Perhaps the issue is with UV maps or tangents missing due to optimizations. In the first case, verify that the source and target meshes have the same amount of UV maps (preferably with the same order and names). In the second – try to disable “Optimize Mesh Attributes” in export settings.

Hi immuna,

Looks like you have no access rights into the application folder

You might check out the app manager settings to see where it’s located and change to something else.

• This reply was modified 6 months ago by Alexander Kovelenov.

I see, could you please provide a minimal scene which reproduces this behavior so we can check ourselves?

Also Alexander: is there a way to control or change this parameter, either in Blender before the gltf export, or programmatically with some javascript? I don’t see any reference to this parameter in the developper reference…

The option is assigned on all materials which have “Alpha Blend” mode. This is done during glTF export.

Finally, “submit” is now part of the “event” puzzle. See here.

Starting from Verge3D 4.7 you can also submit forms via WordPress plugin.

Hi,
This is entirely up to you. You can both integrate Verge3D app directly into your website or embed it via Verge3D Network.