Feature Requests

We would find the ability to load models from a URL particularly useful because we store all our assets in the cloud as .gltf files with relative references and it is fiddly to download all the parts for analysis. It would also be very useful to accept that URL as a parameter and bypass the initial selection dialog. This would allow us to include an analysis option as a link alongside the assets in our own application. I appreciate that this would require CORS support on the data hosting server, but that side is fully under our control. To avoid confusion you may wish to only provide support via the URL parameter as an "advanced" option. Example URL glTF file: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models/master/2.0/Duck/glTF/Duck.gltf Possible URL parameter schema: https://gltf-report?url=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models/master/2.0/Duck/glTF/Duck.gltf

Allow user to drop a glTF document into the application after another document is already visible, prompting to replace, append, or merge scenes.

downloading a texture names the file "texture(6).png", even though the texture has a valid filename as name in the gltf.

glTF Report should support compressing textures in models using KTX 2.0 / Basis Universal GPU texture compression. GPU texture compression reduces VRAM cost, improves performance, and dramatically reduces the time required to upload new textures to the GPU.

glTF Report should work offline. See report on https://www.pwabuilder.com/ .

Currently models are displayed statically, animation is not played. Viewer should be enhanced to play one or more chosen animations, or to adjust morph targets.

I get "TEXTURE_INVALID_IMAGE_MIME_TYPE" and "Invalid MIME type 'image/webp' for the texture source. Valid MIME types are ('image/jpeg', 'image/png')." The official GLTF Validator gives a valid response for the same asset.

When I export the model, I use Chinese as the model name. Currently, Chinese is not supported. Can this be supported?

I often inspect VRM files. Internally these are regular glTF-Binary files, but they use a .vrm file extension. Each time I want to inspect them with gltf.report , I first need to rename the file to .glb or it won't be recognized. This is inconvenient because I also use these files in other software that expects a .vrm extension. Perhaps try/catch loading the file as binary and/or JSON glTF before showing this error.

Allow uploading a custom IBL (environment) to be used as the scene lighting while viewing a model.