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I converted an fbx file (download here) into glb file (resulting file is here) using fgxtogltf npm as follows
const convert = require('fbx2gltf'); convert('Mercedes_Benz_GLE_class.FBX', 'enzo.glb',['-d']).then( destPath => { }, error => { console.log(error); } );
The resulting glb looks like following in blender
But same glb looks like following in donmccurdy or babylonjs
How do I get alpha blend transparency to happen in web based browsers?
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I converted an fbx file (download here) into glb file (resulting file is here) using fgxtogltf npm as follows
The resulting glb looks like following in blender
But same glb looks like following in donmccurdy or babylonjs
How do I get alpha blend transparency to happen in web based browsers?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: