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Was happily rendering away when someone pointed out the series I’m working on should be actual GLTF models. Which I can’t disagree with, but now I’m stumped finding a good approach to textures that feel elegant.

Any tips? @auriea? 😅

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Art and code since 1994. https://linktr.ee/mariuswatz

Actually, @digitalcoleman? I’ve been right click saving GLBs like a hoarder all weekend, seeing who uses image textures vs PBR. 😅

Oh, I'd be down for that! I'm finding GLB/GLTF authoring to be fairly obfuscated and that many of the existing tools are useless. For now, I'm mostly keen on being able to translate a Blender PBR texture as closely as possible, haven't found any easy ways to work with the various Khronos extensions.

Impressed to see the market values of GLTF NFTs on Superrare, though!

Oh, I'd be down for that! I'm finding GLB/GLTF authoring to be fairly obfuscated and that many of the existing tools are useless. For now, I'm mostly keen on being able to translate a Blender PBR texture as closely as possible, haven't found any easy ways to work with the various Khronos extensions.

Impressed to see the market values of GLTF NFTs on Superrare, though!
https://superrare.com/search/gltf

Impressed with the textures on your flower pieces, btw. Is it all from the photogrammetry software, or do you apply it in Blender?

Impressed with the textures on your flower pieces, btw. Is it all from the photogrammetry software, or do you apply it in Blender?

https://objkt.com/tokens/KT1Q6rAMUsEz7brhShcGEQBTc5v838tBMBk7/9

I feel like we need a GLB art meetup to swap tactics and methods…some mini workshops…