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  1. heavymetalmonk
    We are importing several meshes from blender. Even though they're clearly in different places, the mesh.position for all the meshes is the same, console.log(mesh.position); console.log(mesh.getPositionExpressedInLocalSpace(); console.log(mesh.getAbsolutePosition(); var m = new BABYLON.Matrix(); mesh.getWorldMatrix().invertToRef(m); var v = BABYLON.Vector3.TransformCoordinates(mesh.position, m); console.log(v); Above 4 results are same for every mesh. It's as if every mesh has it's own origin and it's position is being calculated with respect to that. What's happening here?
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