Bugs

Enter non-ascii chars, like куб in the name input of the export box, click export, it fails

Given a folder structure that looks like this: tank_tanker_V0.2.gltf tank_tanker_V0.2.bin tex_tank_default_concrete_n.png ... // additional textures When I upload these to gltf.report and then export in binary format, this gets changed to: tank_tanker_V02-v1.glb. More problematic is that when I export in JSON format, I get: tank_tanker_V02.gltf tank_tanker_V0.2.bin ... // textures unchanged If I add even more dots so that I have: tank_tanker_V0.2.1.1.1.1.gltf tank_tanker_V0.2.bin Then I can no longer export at all and I get the error message: Provide file name, without any extension. Name must contain only alphanumeric, underscore, and dash characters.

Hello, I have been using gltf report to compress my glb files for a while not but suddenly, the meshopt has stopped working. The model is still being compressed and exported, however, when I load the model in three.js I get strange artifacts on my character mesh. I originally thought this was a problem on my end so to verify, I tried compressing a mesh that I knew was working previously, and to my surprise, I saw the same artifacts. I'm not sure if something was updated recently or not but I'm 99% sure I have narrowed the problem down to the meshOpt compression from gltf report. In the image you can see the artifacting from the shirt. I have checked the normals, duplicate vertices, weights, etc. My question is, has anything changed in the past month or 2 and is there anything that can be done to solve this? Thank you.

It seems like the type hints don't match the version of gltf-transform. In particular, it seems like it can use textureCompress, though the contextual help indicate otherwise. On the bottom of the page it says "gltf-transform v3.10.0" but the inline docs/type hints seem to indicate a previous version (pre https://github.com/donmccurdy/glTF-Transform/pull/1075 ).

GLTF Report is a great website - many thanks for making it! When we upload one of our GLB files, the website crashes. Here's the link to the file... https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Mj5wYDO58YaacZvfihwU85zLEkYzpn6C/view?usp=share_link It would be great to have the site loading this model, so that we could run the optimiser on it Many thanks in advance...

The viewer struggles with files containing multiple buffers. It cannot run them through the validator, and fails to export them to .glb (which would require consolidating the buffers). These files are pretty rare, but all the same – validation should work. And either export to .glb should handle the buffers automatically, or be disabled in the UI. Sample model: https://github.com/donmccurdy/glTF-Transform/files/12033092/gltf.zip

When loading a Draco-compressed file, it is displayed on the page, but the validator tab is empty. The JS console shows errors.

When displaying an asset that defines vertex colors (without textures or a material), then the vertex colors are not applied.

glTF Report firsts loads and processes the file using glTF Transform, and then runs it through validation. Ideally the initial validation report would reflect only the original asset, without any corrections or errors that glTF Transform might introduce. After that, we do want the validation report to reflect the latest state of the asset once the user starts making edits.

Given an empty scene, glTF Report displays "Infinity" for the min bounds and "-Infinity" for the max. Those are default values that would be overwritten if the scene contained at least one mesh, but since it doesn't the output is weird. Should display something more intuitive here.