Closed stefHin closed 5 years ago
update: I found out that model.meshes[..] was undefined. Somehow an index with an _ is required to access a mesh. All the ids of model.meshes seem to be something like _361, so when using mesh: model.meshes["361"] as parameter it works. I also tested one of your test models (hoverbike in this case), seems to be the same, also ids with as prefix.
Describe the bug I tried to rewrite your annotations_tronTank example so that an gltf file is loaded instead of an scenejs file. The model itself loaded correctly and for the annotations I used model.meshes[..] for the mesh parameter (as described in your documentation). But the viewer seems to always put all annotations to the same spot, no matter which index I use for the model.meshes parameter, and it does not react to changing the primIndex or the bary parameter either.
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior: Simply try to use a gltf model in the tron tank example.
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Desktop (please complete the following information): using firefox 62.0b17 on a windows 10 pc