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a simple model, only has a simple cube model, then exported from blender.
box.min.glb
the same model with box.glb, just use compression when export.
compressed.html
render the box.min.glb model
uncompressed.html
render the box.glb model
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if the model is compressed, it dose not work in IE11 browser
if the model is compressed, it does not work in IE11 browser
Apr 6, 2020
I don't believe this ever worked. Draco has to be compiled with a flag to enable IE and I've never compiled Draco until I investigated this issue. But even after I do that, there are some issues that I can't resolve easily.
I'm trying to figure out what happened with emsdk/emscripten such it now wants to use Promise in the fallback Draco js, but I have some trouble.
This PR adds a flag you can pass to Draco CMake so that it can build for IE. I don't believe this flag is enabled for the pre-built versions, but I'm not 100% sure.
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I had read the forum , but can not solve the problem。
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box.glb
a simple model, only has a simple cube model, then exported from blender.
box.min.glb
the same model with box.glb, just use compression when export.
compressed.html
render the box.min.glb model
uncompressed.html
render the box.glb model
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: