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I wondered, since the parse method is exported, why is not the transform method also ? It would be useful for me to dynamically convert glb files.
Also, why is not the default function from gltfjsx exported as well ? Are there reasons for those limitations ?
I understand those parts require Node.js specific methods, however, would there be a workaround to perform the same file processing, but only client-side ? (For context I am developping a React App for sharing 3D assets, and I intend to process the most things I can client-side).
Thanks in advance for your input on this. Have a great day !
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Hello and thank you for your amazing tool !
I wondered, since the parse method is exported, why is not the transform method also ? It would be useful for me to dynamically convert glb files.
Also, why is not the default function from gltfjsx exported as well ? Are there reasons for those limitations ?
I understand those parts require Node.js specific methods, however, would there be a workaround to perform the same file processing, but only client-side ? (For context I am developping a React App for sharing 3D assets, and I intend to process the most things I can client-side).
Thanks in advance for your input on this. Have a great day !
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: