Mikhail Luzyanin

In fact export to USDZ it’s just and compressed export to GLTF comapt file, but if you want to use USDZ without gltf compat in the app when exporting from blender.

tojekvfx wrote:

but because my chair model is trying to be light with only 8 surfaces, some that are in front and behind others it seems not possible to get each Render Order number correct to make them stack and appear correct in webGL.

Unfroutunally that’s how the blend mode works, it’s good for simple (plane like) models without multiple intersections in view. Try also alpha coverage (aka alpha hashed), otherwise the only solution is to use alpha mask with hight resolution texture.

Seems like the nodes next to bitmap nodes are not supported. Better not to use scanline, we have a plan to remove it’s support completely in near future.

You can do this in Blender composer, gimp or photoshop just type in YouTube search “how to add alpha channel in photoshop” and i’m sure you can find something useful. How to do it using gimp you can find on our YouTube chanel in swiss army knife tutorial series.

Any details or screenshots?

Look parametric object demo, it has baked AO and you can change the shape if the model. To get rid of AO stretching you need to carefully develope models and UV on them.

All models will be triangulated on export to the engine, so better to do it manually to get expected result.

Set the root bone in verge3d settings for the base of the armature in Maya|Max and you will see all your animation as one animation in selectors puzzles.