I have tried multiple code samples, multiple guides, yet it still refuses to work. After loading model screen turns to black. Without it it works flawlessly.
Sample code:
var loader = new THREE.GLTFLoader();
loader.load( 'resources/x-wing.gltf', function ( gltf ) {
gltf.position.x =3;
gltf.position.y = 0;
gltf.position.z = -9;
scene.add( gltf.scene );
});
GLTFLoader is included. I have also tried OBJLoader.js, and LegacyJSONLoader.js, in multiple versions, but nothing works. Also tried multiple models, to be sure its not problem with file.
Iām trying to do that for 8 hours straight now and it starts to be tiring.
Ok i have copied wrong sample, but it doesnāt work with .gltf either.
And you have found my question on stackoverflow, but so far no one was able to solve the problem. Thats why iām asking here.
Donāt worry, we always link to duplicates at stackoverflow so itās easier to follow the whole discussion. Many users like myself are active on both sites.
Browser console shows error Object doesn't support this action
In line: var loader = new THREE.GLTFLoader();
Also multiple errors in imported libraries but i kinda ignore it, since i doubt that official Three.js libraries are full of errors. And after removal of loader lines it works fine even with imported libraries.
Changing extension, in the end its just bunch of code. Unless iām just incredibly stupid.
I would honestly prefer opening .js file but people say that GLTFLoader.js is the best thing that solves all of your life problems, so iām focusing on that.
Full code - https://pastebin.com/8vxGm7E2 Whole code is a sample that iām editing to add new objects to the scene. Horse variables - i tried to load horse model but this also failed.
Well, Iām afraid that does not workā¦Changing the extension of an image file from jpeg to png does also not work in the same way. If you canāt download glTF directly, I suggest you download Collada, FBX or OBJ and then convert to glTF with the converters mentioned in this guide.
Iāve updated your code so it loads a glTF asset from the official repository. I removed a few bits to make it easier to see the minimal code which is necessary to display the glTF and your mesh definitions.
I have already converted something while waiting for response (since your previous post already suggested that its not that simple). Let me check that upgraded code out.
Edit
Exact same issue.
Browser console shows error Object doesn't support this action
In line: var loader = new THREE.GLTFLoader();
Itās imported that way <script src="three.js-master/examples/jsm/loaders/GLTFLoader.js"></script>
I wouldnāt be surprised. I will be blunt - itās for Computer Graphics laboratory in my university. So they probably use the same example for years. I usually manage to do this, but this time this file loading has defeated me.
The problem is we usually support only the latest version of three.js. Hence itās a bit problematic for somebody like you who is āforcedā to work with legacy code. Hope you get along with it
Ok, itās actually working, thats very good news. But there is another issue. As you can see i have these pivots that help me rotate everything. Now i need to add newly loaded objects to these pivots. How am i supposed to do that, if i just load this, without using variable, so i canāt use it again.
Sorry, I really donāt understand the purpose of updateForFrame(). The implementations looks wrong since it adds objects to the scene graph per frame. If you run this application for a certain amount of time while animating, the FPS drops more and more until the browser crashes. I guess the pivot points should be added once and then just updated. Maybe like so:
Yeah, its not amazing solution, but its more of an example than professional creation. I just want downloaded model as a variable. This implementation works, but i canāt do anything to it after loader.load() ends.
Edit
Okay, you can add it to pivot inside the function. It works flawlessly now.
Thank you Mugen, i appreciate the help. It would be hard without you.
