Model texture .tga format supports

[spencer17x]

playground：https://playground.babylonjs.com/#ZF86YL#17

expect：

[noname0310]

There doesn't seem to be a problem

If you created an issue because of alpha blending, it is a problem that cannot be completely solved.

The method I recommend the most is to do fix material on the BPMX converter. https://noname0310.github.io/babylon-mmd/docs/deep-usage/convert-pmx-model-into-bpmx/

Consider about how to solve it with hardcoding too. https://noname0310.github.io/babylon-mmd/docs/quick-start/troubleshooting-shading-artifacts/#transparent-artifacts

[spencer17x]

Have you tested whether either of these options works？Do you think it's a problem with the model itself?If you think this is a problem with the model itself, why does this work well on mmd's software?

[spencer17x]

It also displays normally in blender:

[spencer17x]

At babylon-mmd@0.6.0, it is also displayed normally：

[noname0310]

Upon analyzing the cause, it seems that the model is using the TGA image format. I will look into ways to provide support for it.

And creating an instance of the PmxLoader is no longer a normal way of using the loader.

const pmxLoader = new PmxLoader();

Instead, side effects should be used.

import "babylon-mmd/esm/Loader/pmxLoader";

const pmxLoader = SceneLoader.GetPluginForExtension(".pmx") as PmxLoader;

[spencer17x]

I tested it and it didn't work

[noname0310]

That is not directly related to the problem.

I'm working on this right now.

[noname0310]

https://github.com/noname0310/babylon-mmd/commit/ad9f4516c0a0ac9a7e80359ccbecbeac32c0830b

This commit will resolves the issue.

[spencer17x]

ad9f451

This commit will resolves the issue.

0.23.0 resolved.