GLB File Overview

An GLB file is a binary version of the glTF 2.0 file format, which is a standard 3D format that can be exported and opened by various 3D image editing programs. GLB files contain a three-dimensional object, which includes 3D coordinates, texture maps, polygonal faces, and other object information.

GLB files are self-contained, meaning that they contain all the information needed to render the 3D object, including the 3D model, textures, materials and animations. This makes GLB files easy to share and view on the web, as they can be loaded and displayed in a web browser without the need for additional files or dependencies.

To upload a GLB file to 3DtoMe, you will need to export your 3D model from a 3D modeling program, such as Blender, 3DS Max, or Maya, in the GLB file format.

Before exporting your 3D model to a GLB file, make sure to follow the export guidelines for your 3D modeling program. These guidelines will help ensure that your 3D model is exported correctly and can be viewed correctly on 3DtoMe.

Be sure to check also these guidelines:

• Reset Transforms
• Scale Objects Appropriately
• Include Normals
• Include UVs
• Write Materials
• Triangulate Faces
• Apply Modifiers
• Forward: -Z Forward
• Up: Y Up

For more information on exporting a GLB file from Blender, 3DS Max, or Maya, see the export settings sections below.