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Animated gltf not displayed properly #6128
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Hi @tkazik, I should have a chance to look into this later today or tomorrow. |
Hi @tkazik, in the future, please ask questions over at the Cesium Forum. There are members of the community and developers from the team who answer these kinds of questions there. Additionally, Cesium's a big project, so we use GitHub for feature requests and bug tracking exclusively. Thanks! |
@tkazik had updated this thread but I think it slipped by me. |
Short answer: the triangle winding order is backwards so front faces are culled. A quick fix is to set the I updated the original thread with a more detailed answer. |
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Hi folks
I am having issues with an animated model that I exported from 3ds max to gltf/glb.
My hope was, that this fix would display the model correctly. But unfortunately, the latest master is still displaying the model incorrectly in Cesium. These two viewers display the model including animation correctly:
https://gltf-viewer.donmccurdy.com
http://sandbox.babylonjs.com
Also, the validator does not reveal any errors in the model.
Here is my glb file: A319_generic.zip
Can you confirm this bug? Thank you!
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