Setup and Optimize 3d Model for GLTF Export in BLENDER (WebGL/AR)

[@PolyForge]

Image compression website link: www.iloveimg.com/ For checking the GLTF model I use these two websites: sandbox.babylonjs.com/ modelviewer.dev/editor/ My artstation: www.artstation.com/pixter

[@Abdulrahman-xg9nd]

finally, we got a brief and useful information about GLTF

[@Selmentausen]

Very informative. Thanks a lot for making this!

[@nicksoth5913]

Thank you! Very useful information

[@julzzeta]

This is what I need, thanks!

[@IsaEzerbaev]

ma sha Allah!

[@ibragimmovtaev7765]

Very useful, I needed that!

[@abhishekkumar-bz1ql]

very useful

[@CreateReality]

Very helpful. Кeep up the good work

[@Javabegingo]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@brunorios853]

One question Can I make one model with two variants of pillow? With shapes and materials totaly diferents? If I can, how can I do that? Thanks for this amazing tutorial. 🙌

[@PolyForge]

If you want to have one model with different materials, you can create additional material in blender and assign it to the selection that you need. It would still export your model with all materials to glb format with no issue. Having single material for one model is not a requirement for the glb models, it is more of a suggested way of doing it to reduce the amount of draw calls that your model would have. But each case is different and in some projects you might need to have more than single material for each object and it would be totally fine as well.