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kdv wrote:

The problem is in the gltf 2.0 compatible material. Textures can be applied using UV only…

P.S. I would recommend to hide/show different variants of a model textured properly or have several materials applying them according to the chosen shape.

Hi kdv77kdv,

We’re still working with your plugin. But have encountered a problem. We are now replacing the textures in our configurator when entering AR. Unfortunately it’s taking too long to replace in the textures in the glTF materials. Because of this it won’t show the model in AR.
We’ve tried to create a delay, but iOS (AR Quick Look) won’t listen to it?
Do you perhaps know a solution for this?

Thanks in advance!

Thanks, the plugin works great.

I’m now only haven as issue with the materials. Since we’re scaling our models using shapekeys, we’re using materials that project a texture on the side and a texture on the top.
But these materials seem to ‘complex’ to be exported to Apple Quick View.
Does anybody have suggestions on I we can make the materials compatible with Apple Quick View without making the textures stretch when using the shapekeys?

Thanks for the help Vern! Maybe this is also something that Yuri and his team can look into.

It seems to work fine for me. I’ve added a new version in a .zip.

https://we.tl/t-jv8kxpJCic

Test to see if the attachment is working… Does the attachment need to be approved or something before it shows it in the post?

Hi Vern, it still opens in the same size. I’ve added a screenshot of the puzzle in case I’ve misunderstood your explanation.

Hi,

I’m trying to scale my model through shape keys as you can see in the attached image. That works great when looking at it in 3d. But when I open it in AR, the model is back to it’s original size.

How do I keep my morph factor when exporting to USDZ?

Thanks!