Can i export as glb after changing materials?

[jfalih]

I am working with React Native Filament and want to know if it is possible to export a 3D model as a .glb file after modifying its materials within the application. If so, could you please guide me on how to perform this export while retaining the material changes? Are there any specific methods or limitations I should be aware of?

Thank you in advance for your help!

[hannojg]

No thats not possible with the current API yet. I am not even sure if filament by itself supports it.
I'd recommend going over to the google/filament repo, and find an issue / PR or in the code to see if its possible.
If it is you can make a PR to add it to react-native-filament 👍

[jfalih]

Can I set a parent of a material and change it dynamically? (based on loaded .glb) @hannojg

[jfalih]

I've been using Babylon.js so far and am looking for an alternative. I usually use modular .glb files to create avatars. Does React Native Filament support this? For example combination: hair_01.glb, body_01.glb, shirt_02.glb.

Hair Options:

• hair_01.glb
• hair_02.glb
• hair_03.glb

Body Options:

• body_01.glb
• body_02.glb

Shirt Options:

• shirt_01.glb
• shirt_02.glb
• shirt_03.glb

Pants Options:

• pants_01.glb
• pants_02.glb
• pants_03.glb