Closed Franckapik closed 4 years ago
it's the same, you can do it as you like. if you console.log your import it's most likely a url anyway, just hashed. it's better that way, you get to control caching and the asset doesn't have to be part of /public. perhaps this should also be the default, but some build tools maybe can't handle "gltf"?
Maybe! In my recat project i don't know why it doesn't work when i place the gltf file in/public folder... But i will continue with this kind of import ... Thank you for your help on this !!
public isn't part of the bundle, cra for instance explicitely forbids importing anything outside of src. that#s the main difference, /public isn't poart of the bundle and it's fetched via root path, import is a splitbundle.
Oh ok, so i understand ! I enjoy that you are there just to ask another question... I use React Three Fiber, if i want to use Bump and displacement map, i should edit the js file to add it on material because it's not imported in gltf file ? There is only normal map in gltf, isn't it ?
Hi! First of all, thank you a lot for this beautiful work ! I would like to know is there is a reason why i should edit the react component model.js to import the gltf model instead of using directly the url as the example ?
Example : const { nodes, materials } = useLoader(GLTFLoader, '/model.gltf')
My project : import model from "./model.gltf) const { nodes, materials } = useLoader(GLTFLoader, model)
Thank you ! F.