Hi all, another ZIM and Three.js related question here. I commissioned a 3D developer on fiverr to produce a 3D file for a project I'm working on. I got sent this GLB file here... RightHandGrip.zip (230.2 KB)
But when I try to load with the ZIM Three implementation I'm getting a "GLTFLoader_module.js:3189 THREE.GLTFLoader: Couldn't load texture" error.
Having read around one guess I had is that I need the DRACOLoader to decompress the mesh (three.js docs). But having tried that I think I'm barking up the wrong tree. Any ideas where I might be going wrong?
I had the same problem
you have to save your file again in this online gtlf coder
I watched this movie
and so I openend the file into https://gltfeditor.com . com to get the texture-image, changed the textured with my name in <photopea.com> , I click save as .glb file I open it again into https://gltfeditor.com . report and click RUN to be sure it is metal/rough color (because is is needed for threejs) than I save it again as .gltf into a zip I get may .gltf file + baseColor . jpg I upload both files to github I load the file in ZIM I see the result and can change the light onto my object Was a nice working out journey.. GreetZ Karel
Thank you Karel. That is very much appreciated.
As there are three.js viewers that can display the .GBL binary file as it is I'm hoping I can replicate that before I go down this conversion route (because I'm likely to get many more files in this format).
Your right, other project I have which have a .gLTF file, a .bin file and a texture jpeg work just fine with the ZIM Three implementation.
, I click save as .glb file I open it again into 
