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What are you trying to do, and what do you expect to happen?
When I export a model to GLTF with Embed Textures disabled, I expect blockbench to output a valid GLTF file with something resonable as the uri field of the images.
What happens instead?
Blockbench creates an invalid GLTF file where images lack the uri field. This is because the code that sets the uri field ends up setting it to undefined because the canvas used as image in the three.js texture doesn't have a src attribute. I'm not sure where blockbench should get the uri from, but it should definatly exist in the file.
Model format in which the issue occurs
GLTF
Blockbench variant
Program
Blockbench version
v4.11.1
Operating System
Windows 11 Home
Installed Blockbench plugins
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What are you trying to do, and what do you expect to happen?
When I export a model to GLTF with Embed Textures disabled, I expect blockbench to output a valid GLTF file with something resonable as the
uri
field of the images.What happens instead?
Blockbench creates an invalid GLTF file where images lack the
uri
field. This is because the code that sets the uri field ends up setting it toundefined
because the canvas used as image in the three.js texture doesn't have asrc
attribute. I'm not sure where blockbench should get the uri from, but it should definatly exist in the file.Model format in which the issue occurs
GLTF
Blockbench variant
Program
Blockbench version
v4.11.1
Operating System
Windows 11 Home
Installed Blockbench plugins
None
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: