MCglTF-Example

Example usages for MCglTF

Model Source

https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models/tree/master/2.0#gltf-20-sample-models

• Boom Box and Water Bottle by Microsoft
• Cesium Man by Cesium

In order to adapt into BSL Shaders' SEUS/Old PBR format, some change were made:

• All normal textures had been converted from OpenGL format (Y+) to DirectX format (Y-) by flipping green channel.
• Occlusion(R)Roughness(G)Metallic(B) textures and Emissive color(RGB) textures had been edited and combined into Glossiness(R)Metallic(G)Emissive strength(B) textures for specular map.

Additonal Note About Setup This Project

1. Before build MCglTF for developmental environment. There is two ways you can choose to avoid gradle compilation error for OptiFine code reference.
   • Simply remove any OptiFine code reference in MCglTF.java.
   • Or download OptiFine and delete everything except files and folders inside notch/net/optifine/ of OptiFine JAR. Move all files and folders from notch/net/optifine/ to net/optifine/, which means the net folder is now in the root of OptiFine JAR. Then put modified OptiFine JAR into a newly created folder named libs in the same dir level as src of MCglTF project.
2. Build MCglTF with "gradlew jar" to create a deobuscated version of MCglTF.
3. Create a folder named libs in the same dir level as src of MCglTF-Example project.
4. Put deobuscated version of MCglTF into the libs folder.
5. In Eclipse IDE, add MCglTF jar as Referenced Libraries via Project > Properties > Java Build Path > Libraries > Add JARs.

Alternative Way

Using Curse Maven to add MCglTF into project via build.gradle