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How to generate binary gltf array buffers?
Technically any file format where you can dump the entire file into a VBO and then render from that will work for the .bin files. Unfortunately those formats are less well known than they should be.
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What is an OpenGL VAO in a nutshell?
glBindVertexBuffer(vertexBindingPoint, mesh.vbo, mesh.vboOffset, sizeof(Vertex));
glBindVertexBuffer(texBindingPoint, mesh.texVbo, mesh.texVboOffset, sizeof(Texture));
// bind the buffers …
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Is it possible to create minimal glTF files with vertex and index buffers?
"buffers": {
"a-buffer-id": {
"byteLength": 1024,
"type": "arraybuffer",
"uri"="data:application/octet-stream;base64,..."
}
},
It's still a bit bloated compared to storing …
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Feeding vertex data to a compute shader
You will need a new chunk of memory for the new surface anyway, so why not read from the original and store directly in the result.
Having precomputed normals will reduce a lot of the computation req …
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