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Hi everybody: We're trying to use the BJS Editor in order to have PBR materials, as the Exporter (from Blender) doesn´t let use them. Our problem is that the resulting .babylon file generated by BJS Editor seems to include the textures as embedded ("base64String" property), resulting so in a huge .babylon file. In parallel, a clever reusing of textures (as .dds) is not possible, as they are all embedded time after time, with each scene. Is there any alternative to this workflow? Thanks for your time. Best regards. Addendum (real .babylon file excerpt): . . . { "tags": "added", "directIntensity": 1, "emissiveIntensity": 1, "environmentIntensity": 1, "specularIntensity": 1, "disableBumpMap": false, "albedoTexture": { "tags": null, "url": "tubo_basecolor.png", "uOffset": 0, "vOffset": 0, "uScale": 1, "vScale": 1, "uAng": 0, "vAng": 0, "wAng": 0, "isBlocking": true, "name": "tubo_basecolor.png", "hasAlpha": false, "getAlphaFromRGB": false, "level": 1, "coordinatesIndex": 0, "coordinatesMode": 0, "wrapU": 1, "wrapV": 1, "anisotropicFilteringLevel": 4, "isCube": false, "gammaSpace": true, "invertZ": false, "lodLevelInAlpha": false, "lodGenerationOffset": 0, "lodGenerationScale": 0.8, "isRenderTarget": false, "animations": [], "base64String": "data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAEAAAABAACAIAAAB9wbNAAAAACXBIWXMAAAsTAAALEwEAmpwYAAAgAElEQVR4nOzbQQ0AIRDAwCM5/5YXCTyhyYyCGuiamQ8AA . . ." }, . . .