MarianG

Hi. I know I marked this as solved but I'm still missing something. I checked an object with 3ds max and it has uvs, but on babylonjs when looking for uv they are not there. I have to do something more for this getting this uv? Thank you

Hi. Easiest way is to export scene as obj, and import obj in other software program.

Huge!!! Thanks @Sebavan It works exactly as expected.

Ok, got it, http://playground.babylonjs.com/#K2ES59#1, no errors, but without effect too? Maybe wrong uv values?

Hi @Sebavan. Thanks for info. I tried, but it seems that all my meshes doesn't have set uvs, even if all of them have textures. So in this case maybe I can set uv manually? But how?

Hi.Short question Can we apply displacementMap to an importedMesh? I'm already haveing bump map on material I tried something, without succes. http://playground.babylonjs.com/#K2ES59 ps: I would like to have this feature. Thanks

Yes. Finaly I managed it to work, using SubstancePainter. I learned something new 😀. Thanks.

Hi. I'm haveing a 3d object downloaded as vray. It looks great. it contain this maps. If I want to export it as babylon or gltf it doesn't work, this is expected because of material. Now I want to convert in someway this material to pbr, and export as pbr from 3ds max, but i don't know where to assign this textures to get the same, or almost the same 3d object. I tried a lot of combinations but without success if a more skilled 3d artist can help me please. This is the final goal. And here is what I'm haveing till now.

Understood. Thanks

Late question Is this up on npm? Yesterday night I updated npm version of babylonjs(3.3.0-alpha12) but still didn't work on my side. In the playground it;s working Thanks

Yes, it's working. Great job as usualy! Thanks @kcoley

Hi. You can simply apply a blur as filter. Like here: http://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#9U086#208

@Deltakosh No news on this problem?

Hi. Follow this. You have only to do npm install --save babylonjs babylonjs-materials After that you should have all the materials needed.

Hi @ercerc and welcome! Here is an 'easy to debug' version. And to avoid that flickering, I just removed alpha from vertex, see line 38. But I don't know if this is the expected result.