`VGltf` is a `glTF 2.0` and `GLB` serializer/deserializer library written in pure C#.
npm install net.yutopp.vgltf
!unity
> VGltf is a library importing/exporting glTF 2.0 assets aiming for extensibility, readability, and stability.
Supported .NET versions are .NET Standard 2.0 or higher.
The following glTF extensions are also supported as independent libraries.
- VRM 0.x
Supported Unity versions are Unity 2019.4 or higher.
As for importing and exporting resources, you can use it in the following situations.
- [x] Runtime import
- [x] Runtime export
- [ ] Editor import
- [x] Editor export
We have checked that VGltf runs on these platforms.
- Windows (Mono, IL2CPP)
- Linux (Mono, IL2CPP)
- MacOS (Intel and ARM) (Mono, IL2CPP)
- iOS
- Android
- WebGL
- (this is a sample project for WebGL with Unity 2022.1)
You can use Nuget/VGltf.
``bash`
dotnet add package VGltf
#### By using git
Add a url for VGltf git repository to your Packages/manifest.json like below.
`json`
{
"dependencies": {
"net.yutopp.vgltf": "https://github.com/yutopp/VGltf.git?path=Packages/net.yutopp.vgltf",
"net.yutopp.vgltf.unity": "https://github.com/yutopp/VGltf.git?path=Packages/net.yutopp.vgltf.unity"
}
}
We recommend to use the stable version by specifying the tag.
#### By using npm repository
Add scoped registry information shown below to your Packages/manifest.json if not exists.
`json`
{
"scopedRegistries": [
{
"name": "yutopp.net",
"url": "https://registry.npmjs.com",
"scopes": [
"net.yutopp"
]
}
]
}
And add net.yutopp.vgltf.* to your Packages/manifest.json like below.
`json``
{
"dependencies": {
"net.yutopp.vgltf": "*",
"net.yutopp.vgltf.unity": "*"
}
}
#### Dependencies
See Assets/VGltfExamples.
- [ ] Performance tuning
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