v7.1.0

Introduction

RapidPipeline 3D Processor configuration settings are designed to achieve any 3D processing goal.

There are 3 categories of settings which correspond to 3 schemas:

Settings Category	Schema	Description
3D Processing	3D Processing Schema v1.1	Direct operations on the 3D Data, such as Optimization, Compression, etc.
Rendering	Rendering Schema v1.1	Rendering of 3D Data using the RapidPipeline PBR Renderer
System	System Schema v1.0	System Settings - only relevant for the 3D Processor CLI

3D Processing Settings

3D Processing settings are types of settings operating directly on a 3D model and are able to alter the entire structure or re-create meshes, materials, UVs, texture maps and other 3D model properties.

A set of 3D processing configuration settings in the RapidPipeline Platform is described as a 3D Processor Preset.

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The settings as displayed within the In the JSON Settings File sections are all utilizing a very simple glTF export, as an export section is required as per 3D Processor Schema. In order to add the formats you need, please refer to the export format section.

Please find an example of this minimalistic export config (glTF format) here. This config represents the most simple valid configuration settings file possible.

Preset Examples

In order to try out some example presets the new 3D Processor Presets in the RapidPipeline Platform can be utilized.

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See the update regarding the new presets in the Product Updates section here

To download a preset in editable JSON format, activate Preview New Settings with the radio button and download the respective settings JSON files via the Actions menu:

These JSON settings files can be ingested by the RapidPipeline Blender Plugin or the RapidPipeline 3D Processor CLI.

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Learn more about how to ingest the JSON settings files with the 3D Processor CLI here: https://docs.rapidpipeline.com/docs/componentDocs/3dProcessorCLI/cli-documentation-7.0.0#command-line-examples

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Import 📥

Settings for customizing the file import process into the RapidPipeline 3D Processor.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "import": {
    "general": {
      "rotateZUp": false,
      "fixAnimationData": false,
      "normalmapYFlip": false
    },
    "USD": {
      "profile": "arkit", 
      "purpose": "render"
    },
    "CAD": {
      "tessellationResolution": "fine"
    },
    "discard": {
      "cameras": false,
      "lights": false,
      "animations": false,
      "morphTargets": false,
      "unusedUVs": false
    },
    "materials": {
      "undefinedDefaults": {
          "baseColor": [1,1,1,1],
          "metallic": 0,
          "roughness": 0.5
       }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

General Import Settings

Settings applied on all import data.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Convert Z- to Y-Up	rotateZUp	basic	boolean (false)	turns rotation to z-axis pointing upwards on/off
Fix Animation Data	fixAnimationData	advanced	boolean (false)	cleans up weights so they sum up to 1 and assigns bone 0 for 0-weights
Normal Map Y Flip	normalmapYFlip	expert	boolean (false)	flip normalmaps Y axis on import. Only affects fbx data.

USD Import Settings

Settings applied to all usd file imports.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
USD Profile	profile	basic	string [generic, arkit] (arkit)	defines how input USD files are interpreted
USD Purpose	purpose	expert	string [render] (render)	Defines the purpose of rendering a prim, used to control render visibility and classify prims into visibility categories

CAD Import Settings

Settings applied to all CAD file imports.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Resolution	tessellationResolution	basic	string [coarse, medium, fine] (fine)	Tessellation resolution for imported CAD surfaces

Discard Properties on Import

Properties of a 3D asset to discard on import.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Discard Cameras	cameras	basic	boolean (false)	if true, discards any imported cameras
Discard Lights	lights	basic	boolean (false)	if true, discards any imported lights
Discard Animations	animations	basic	boolean (false)	if true, discards any imported animations
Discard Morph Targets	morphTargets	advanced	boolean (false)	if true, discards any imported morph targets (shape keys, blend shapes)
Discard unused UVs	unusedUVs	expert	boolean (false)	"if true, discards unused UV sets (if possible)

Import Material Defaults

Default material properties, applied on import if the material model doesn't define a default properties already.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Import Default Base Color	baseColor	basic	array [>= 4 && <= 4] ([1,1,1,1])	default base color values, applied on import if the material model doesn't define a default base color values already
Import Default Metallic	metallic	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	default metallic value, applied on import if the material model doesn't define a default metallic value already
Import Default Roughness	roughness	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0.5)	default roughness value, applied on import if the material model doesn't define a default roughness value already

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Scene Graph Flattening

Full control over scene graph, specifying how nodes are merged or kept.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "sceneGraphFlattening": {
    "method": "auto",
    "preservedSceneDepth": 0
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Flattening Method	method	basic	string [none, full, auto, byOpacity, byMaterial] (auto)	method to be used for scene graph flattening
Preserved Scene Depth Level	preservedSceneDepth	advanced	integer[>=0] (0)	number of layers in the scene structure that should not be flattened

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3D Edit 🔧

Modify the asset, including generation of new UVs, assignment of new textures, centering the model, and more.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "3dEdit": {
    "meshNormals": {
      "recomputeInputNormals": false,
      "hardAngleThreshold": 60.0,
      "computationMethod": "area"
    },
    "modelEdit": {
      "scalingFactor": 1.0,
      "centerModel": false
    },
    "materialEdit": {
      "materialReplacer": {
        "defaultMaterial": {}
      },
      "alphaBlendToMaskThreshold": 1.0,
      "alphaMapToOpaqueThreshold": 1.0
    }
},
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Mesh Normals

Settings for Mesh Normal Computation.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Recompute Input Normals	recomputeInputNormals	basic	boolean (false)	if true, discards the original normals and recomputes them
Normal Hard Angle Threshold (Degrees)	hardAngleThreshold	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (60)	hard threshold (degrees) used for normal generation (0 = everything flat, 180 = everything smooth
Normal Computation Method	computationMethod	expert	string [angle, area] (area)	weighting method for computation of mesh normals

Model Edit

Settings applied directly to the Geometry or Mesh Node(s) of a 3D asset.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Scaling Factor	scalingFactor	basic	number [>= 2.2250738585072014e-308 && <= 1.7976931348623157e+308] (1)	asset scaling before export, does not affect asset for further processing
Center Model	centerModel	advanced	boolean (false)	centers the model around the coordinate origin before export

Material Edit

Settings applied to the Materials of a 3D asset.

The material edit section carries some settings for certain material operations (e.g. alpha blending conversions), as well as the material replacer node, which allows for replacing materials with default materials or replacing texture maps with values.

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The material replacer is optional.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Alpha Blend to Mask Conversion Threshold	alphaBlendToMaskThreshold	advanced	number[>= 0 && <= 1] (1)	use alpha masking instead of blending when the alpha map has same or more than the given fraction of black or white pixels
Alpha Blend to Opaque Conversion Threshold	alphaMapToOpaqueThreshold	advanced	number[>= 0 && <= 1] (1)	consider the material opaque if the alpha map mean value is above the given value [0, 1]

Material Replacer (Option 1.a Default Material + Cube Unwrapping)

The Material Replacer has 2 main options. With the first option it replaces all original materials with a 3D Processor Default Material.

In a second step, the default material can then also receive optional UV layouts (either Cube Unwrapping or Generate UV Atlas).

The first variation (1.a) applies Cube Unwrapping and allows to optionally apply a UV Checker Texture.

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Note that all of the UV Options are optional.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "3dEdit": {
    "meshNormals": {},
    "modelEdit": {},
    "materialEdit": {
      "materialReplacer": {
        "defaultMaterial": {
          "generateUVs": {
            "cubeUnwrap": {
              "addCheckerTexture": {},
              "scale": 1.0
            }
          },
          "baseColor": [
            1.0,
            1.0,
            1.0,
            1.0
          ],
          "metallic": 0.0,
          "roughness": 0.5
        }
      },
      "alphaBlendToMaskThreshold": 1.0,
      "alphaMapToOpaqueThreshold": 1.0
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Default Material Settings

Settings for the 3D Processor Default Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Base Color	baseColor	basic	array [>= 4 && <= 4] ([1,1,1,1])	default material base color
Metallic	metallic	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	default material metallic property
Roughness	roughness	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0.5)	default material roughness property

Generate UVs

Decision node to choose between Cube Unwrapping and Generate UV Atlas.

Cube Unwrapping

Applies cube unwrapping very similar to Blender's Cube Projection

Add Checker Texture

Optionally add a UV Checker Texture.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Cube UV Scale	scale	basic	number [>= 2.2250738585072014e-308 && <= 1.7976931348623157e+308] (1)	TBD

Material Replacer (Option 1.b Default Material + Generate UV Atlas)

Instead of applying Cube Unwrapping, a UV Atlas can be generated. This option is very similar to the UV Atlas Generation within the Optimize section.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "3dEdit": {
    "meshNormals": {},
    "modelEdit": {},
    "materialEdit": {
      "materialReplacer": {
        "defaultMaterial": {
          "generateUVs": {
            "uvAtlasGenerator": {
              "addCheckerTexture": {},
              "method": "isometric",
              "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
              "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
              "maxAngleError": 114.0,
              "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
              "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
              "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
              "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
              "packingResolution": 1024,
              "packingPixelDistance": 2
            }
          },
          "baseColor": [
            1.0,
            1.0,
            1.0,
            1.0
          ],
          "metallic": 0.0,
          "roughness": 0.5
        }
      },
      "alphaBlendToMaskThreshold": 1.0,
      "alphaMapToOpaqueThreshold": 1.0
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Generate UV Atlas

Options for the newly generated UV Atlases. All generated Atlases are in the 1-by-1 UV space.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Unwrapping Method	method	expert	string [isometric, forwardBijective, fixedBoundary, fastConformal, conformal (isometric)	method to be used for UV unwrapping
Segmentation Cut Angle (Degrees)	segmentationCutAngle	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (88)	threshold (degrees) for cutting sharp edges
Segmentation Chart Angle (Degrees)	segmentationChartAngle	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (130)	threshold (degrees) for overall curvature of 3D charts
Maximum Angle Error (Degrees)	maxAngleError	expert	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (114)	the maximum angle (degrees) difference between UV and 3D space beyond which a chart is split and re-unwrapped
Maximum Primitives per UV Chart	maxPrimitivesPerChart	expert	integer [>= 1] (10000)	limits max number primitives in any UV chart
Cut Overlapping UV Pieces	cutOverlappingPieces	advanced	Boolean (true)	turns removal of UV self-overlaps through cutting on/off
UV Atlas Mode	atlasMode	basic	string [single, separateAlpha, separateNormals, separateAlphaNormals, separateMaterials] (separateAlpha)	mode used to assign meshes to atlases
Allow Rectangular Atlases	allowRectangularAtlases	advanced	boolean (false)	create rectangular POT textures when beneficial for auto sized textures
Packing Resolution	packingResolution	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (1024)	resolution at which packing will be computed
Packing Pixel Distance	packingPixelDistance	advanced	integer [>= 1 && <= 16384] (2)	distance in pixels packing will keep at reference packing resolution

Material Replacer (Option 2. Drop Uniform Texture Maps)

Instead of replacing original materials with default materials, existing textures can also be converted into values instead. This option is called "Drop Textures".

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "3dEdit": {
    "meshNormals": {},
    "modelEdit": {},
    "materialEdit": {
      "materialReplacer": {
        "dropTextures": {
          "default": 0.0,
          "baseColor": 0.0,
          "opacity": 0.0,
          "normal": 0.0,
          "metallic": 0.0,
          "roughness": 0.0,
          "emissive": 0.0,
          "occlusion": 0.0,
          "displacement": 0.0,
          "clearcoat": 0.0,
          "clearcoatColor": 0.0,
          "clearcoatRoughness": 0.0,
          "clearcoatSpecularLevel": 0.0,
          "clearcoatNormal": 0.0,
          "transmission": 0.0,
          "attenuationColor": 0.0,
          "scatteringColor": 0.0,
          "scatteringDistanceScale": 0.0,
          "sheenColor": 0.0,
          "sheenRoughness": 0.0,
          "sheenOpacity": 0.0,
          "specularColor": 0.0,
          "specularValue": 0.0,
          "anisotropy": 0.0,
          "anisotropyAngle": 0.0,
          "iridescence": 0.0,
          "iridescenceThickness": 0.0
        }
      },
      "alphaBlendToMaskThreshold": 1.0,
      "alphaMapToOpaqueThreshold": 1.0
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Drop Uniform Texture Maps

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Threshold	default	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform texture maps
Base Color Map Threshold	baseColor	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform base color maps
Opacity Map Threshold	opacity	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform opacity maps
Normal Map Threshold	normal	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform normal maps
Metallic Map Threshold	metallic	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform metallic maps
Roughness Map Threshold	roughness	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform roughness maps
Emissive Map Threshold	emissive	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform base emissive maps
Ambient Occlusion Map Threshold	occlusion	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform ambient occlusion maps
Displacement Map Threshold	displacement	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform displacement maps
Clearcoat Map Threshold	clearcoat	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform clearcoat maps
Clearcoat Color Map Threshold	clearcoatColor	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform clearcoat color maps
Clearcoat Roughness Map Threshold	clearcoatRoughness	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform clearcoat roughness maps
Clearcoat Specular Level Map Threshold	clearcoatSpecularLevel	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform clearcoat specular level maps
Clearcoat Normal Map Threshold	clearcoatNormal	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform clearcoat normal maps
Transmission Map Threshold	transmission	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform transmission maps
Thickness Map Threshold	thickness	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform thickness maps
Attenuation Color Map Threshold	attenuationColor	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform attenuation color maps
Scattering Color Map Threshold	scatteringColor	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform scattering color maps
Scattering Distance Scale Map Threshold	scatteringDistanceScale	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform scattering distance scale maps
Sheen Color Map Threshold	sheenColor	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform sheen color maps
Sheen Roughness Map Threshold	sheenRoughness	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform sheen roughness maps
Sheen Opacity Threshold	sheenOpacity	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform sheen opacity maps
Specular Color Map Threshold	specularColor	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform specular color maps
Specular Value Map Threshold	specularValue	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform specular value maps
Anisotropy Map Threshold	anisotropy	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform anisotropy maps
Anisotropy Angle Map Threshold	anisotropyAngle	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform anisotropy angle maps
Iridescence Map Threshold	iridescence	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform iridescence maps
Iridescence Thickness Map Threshold	iridescenceThickness	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	Threshold for dropping nearly-uniform iridescence thickness maps

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Mesh Culling

Removal of small features or invisible interior geometry.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "meshCulling": {
    "occlusionCulling": {},
    "smallFeatureCulling": {
      "sizeThreshold": {
        "percentage": 0.0
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Occlusion Culling

Removes occluded (invisible) triangles.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "meshCulling": {
    "occlusionCulling": {
      "perMesh": false,
      "quality": "default",
      "ignoreTransparency": false,
      "diffusion": "none",
      "runAfterDecimator": true
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Per Mesh	perMesh	basic	Boolean (false)	switches visibility computation between per mesh and global
Culling Quality	quality	advanced	string [default, fast, thorough, extreme] (default)	specify how fast or thorough triangle visibility should be determined
Ignore Transparency	ignoreTransparency	advanced	Boolean (false)	culling will not consider geometry as visible anymore, if occluded by geometry associated with transparent materials
Run After Decimator	runAfterDecimator	expert	Boolean (true)	if true, removes occluded (invisible) triangles after decimation
Visibility Diffusion	diffusion	expert	string [none, conservative] (none)	control if neighbours of visible triangles are also flagged as visible

Small Feature Culling

Removes small features (mesh lumps).

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Run After Decimator	runAfterDecimator	expert	Boolean (true)	if true, removes small features after decimation

Size Threshold

Choice between Relative Percentage (bbox) or Value (scene units).

Relative Percentage (bbox)

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "meshCulling": {
    "smallFeatureCulling": {
      "sizeThreshold": {
        "percentage": 0.0
      },
      "runAfterDecimator": true
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Relative Percentage (bbox)	percentage	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 100] (0)	percentage (relative to the scene's bounding box) defining the largest mesh lump bbox sidelength considered small

Value (scene units)

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "meshCulling": {
    "smallFeatureCulling": {
      "sizeThreshold": {
        "value": 1.0
      },
      "runAfterDecimator": true
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Value (scene units)	value	basic	number [>= 2.2250738585072014e-308] (1)	absolute value (in scene units), defining the largest mesh lump bbox sidelength considered small

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Optimize 🚀

The Optimize category contains the main functionalities for Mesh and Material Optimization, including options for decimation, remeshing, texture atlas baking, UV aggregation, and more.

3D Model Optimization Method

Choice of the major Optimization method.

There are 2 main options to choose from:

• 🎨 Material Optimization

• 🌐🎨 Mesh and Material Optimization

Material Optimization 🎨

Main option for optimizing the model's materials, including material merging, UV (atlas) generation, Texture Baking, and more. Keeps mesh topology as is.

There are multiple options available:

• Material Merger
• Keep Materials and UVs
• Material and UV Aggregator

Material Merger

Option which merges materials according to existing material properties if possible (currently the merging method is set to "auto" = merges materials by opacity and keeps non-combinable materials separate). Optionally preserves materials with tiled UVs.

Additional UV (atlas) unwrapping and texture baking options are available via the Material Regenerator in order to project the original material properties onto the merged output materials.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            },
            "keepTiledUVs": false,
            "tilingThreshold": 1.5
         }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Material Merging	materialMergingMethod	basic	string [auto] (auto)	method to define how materials are merged
Keep Tiled UVs	keepTiledUVs	basic	Boolean (false)	preserves repeating texture coordinates
Tiling Threshold	tilingThreshold	advanced	number [>= 1 && <= 1.7976931348623157e+308] (1.5)	UV extent after which a UV channel is considered repeating (= tiling texture)

Material Regenerator

The Material Regenerator makes sure the merged or otherwise altered materials are inheriting the original material properties or alternatively get assigned new materials and UVs.

The following options are available:

• Generate UV Atlas + Texture Baker
• Material Replacer + Default Material (+ Unwrapping Options)
• Material Replacer + Drop Uniform Texture Maps

Choice Between UV atlas generator or material replacer.

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Required if Material Merger is used.

Material Regenerator + UV Atlas Generator + Texture Baker

This is the most common usage of the Material Regenerator within the RapidPipeline 3D Processor.

It enables creation of new UV atlases corresponding to the (new, merged) output materials and baking from the original input materials and meshes onto the merged or otherwise altered output materials and meshes.

This process does consider all (PBR) material properties and is able to project from material, vertex colors and other material attributes to texture maps as well as perform normal map and ao baking to capture mesh, normal and occlusions from the original data.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {
                    "mode": "always",
                    "recomputeNormals": true,
                    "skipNormalsRoughnessThreshold": 0.0,
                    "normalMapScale": 1.0,
                    "tangentSpace": true
                  },
                  "aoBaker": {
                    "strength": 0.5,
                    "replaceOriginal": true,
                    "filterRadius": 3.0,
                    "textureSamples": 48
                  },
                  "bakingResolution": {
                    "default": 2048
                  },
                  "sampleCount": 4,
                  "texMapAutoScaling": true,
                  "bakeCombinedScene": false,
                  "topologicalHolesToAlpha": false,
                  "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
                  "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
                },
                "method": "isometric",
                "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                "packingResolution": 1024,
                "packingPixelDistance": 2,
                "atlasFactor": 1
             }
           },
          "keepTiledUVs": false,
          "tilingThreshold": 1.5
         }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Generate UV Atlas

Options for the newly generated UV Atlases. All generated Atlases are in the 1-by-1 UV space.

info

Part of Material Regenerator.

tip

Other instances of this object also exist in remesher and decimator sections.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Unwrapping Method	method	expert	string [isometric, forwardBijective, fixedBoundary, fastConformal, conformal (isometric)	method to be used for UV unwrapping
Segmentation Cut Angle (Degrees)	segmentationCutAngle	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (88)	threshold (degrees) for cutting sharp edges
Segmentation Chart Angle (Degrees)	segmentationChartAngle	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (130)	threshold (degrees) for overall curvature of 3D charts
Maximum Angle Error (Degrees)	maxAngleError	expert	number [>= 0 && <= 180] (114)	the maximum angle (degrees) difference between UV and 3D space beyond which a chart is split and re-unwrapped
Maximum Primitives per UV Chart	maxPrimitivesPerChart	expert	integer [>= 1] (10000)	limits max number primitives in any UV chart
Cut Overlapping UV Pieces	cutOverlappingPieces	advanced	Boolean (true)	turns removal of UV self-overlaps through cutting on/off
UV Atlas Mode	atlasMode	basic	string [single, separateAlpha, separateNormals, separateAlphaNormals, separateMaterials] (separateAlpha)	mode used to assign meshes to atlases
Allow Rectangular Atlases	allowRectangularAtlases	advanced	boolean (false)	create rectangular POT textures when beneficial for auto sized textures
Packing Resolution	packingResolution	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (1024)	resolution at which packing will be computed
Packing Pixel Distance	packingPixelDistance	advanced	integer [>= 1 && <= 16384] (2)	distance in pixels packing will keep at reference packing resolution
Multiple Atlas Factor	atlasFactor	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16] (1)	divide each created atlas into n new atlases

Texture Baker

The general texture baking options which bakes all supported PBR material properties.

The following options are also available within the Texture Baker:

• 🌄 Texture Baking Resolution Settings
• 🧊 Normal Map Baker
• 🌓 Ambient Occlusion Baker

info

Part of Material Regenerator.

tip

Other instances of this object also exist in remesher and decimator sections.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Baking Sample Count	sampleCount	basic	integer [>= 1 && <= 16] (4)	number of samples per texel for texture baking
Texture Map Auto Scaling	texMapAutoScaling	basic	boolean (true)	if true, each texture's pixel budget is divided by all atlases
Bake Combined Scene	bakeCombinedScene	advanced	boolean (false)	bakes the scene as a single entity even if its meshes have transformations
Bake Topological Holes to Alpha Map	topologicalHolesToAlpha	advanced	boolean (false)	capture areas where the corresponding source surface was not found on an alpha mask
Power of Two Resolution	powerOfTwoResolution	expert	string [none, ceil, floor, round] (ceil)	ensures that textures have power of two dimensions
Inpainting Radius	inpaintingRadius	expert	number [>= 0 && <= 32] (32)	radius, in pixels, for texture inpainting

Texture Baking Resolution 🌄

Settings block within the Texture Baker to steer the baking resolution of supported texture maps.

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Resolution	default	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	default resolution for baked texture maps
Base Color Map Resolution	baseColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked base color maps
Opacity Map Resolution	opacity	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked opacity maps
Normal Map Resolution	normal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked normal maps
Metallic Map Resolution	metallic	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked metallic maps
Roughness Map Resolution	roughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked roughness maps
Emissive Map Resolution	emissive	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked emissive maps
Occlusion Map Resolution	occlusion	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked occlusion maps
Displacement Map Resolution	displacement	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked displacement maps
Clearcoat Map Resolution	clearcoat	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked clearcoat maps
Clearcoat Color Map Resolution	clearcoatColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked clearcoat color maps
Clearcoat Roughness Map Resolution	clearcoatRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked clearcoat roughness maps
Clear Coat Specular Map Resolution	clearcoatSpecularLevel	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked clearcoat specular maps
Clear Coat Normal Map Resolution	clearcoatNormal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked clearcoat normal maps
Transmission Map Resolution	transmission	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked transmission maps
Thickness Map Resolution	thickness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked thickness maps
Attenuation Color Map Resolution	attenuationColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked attenuation color maps
Scattering Color Map Resolution	scatteringColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked scattering color maps
Scattering Distance Scale Map Resolution	scatteringDistanceScale	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked scattering distance scale maps
Sheen Color Map Resolution	sheenColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked sheen color maps
Sheen Roughness Map Resolution	sheenRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked sheen roughness maps
Sheen Opacity Map Resolution	sheenOpacity	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked sheen opacity maps
Specular Color Map Resolution	specularColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked specular color maps
Specular Value Map Resolution	specularValue	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked specular value maps
Anisotropy Map Resolution	anisotropy	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked anisotropy maps
Anisotropy Angle Map Resolution	anisotropyAngle	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked anisotropy angle maps
Iridescence Map Resolution	iridescence	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked iridescence maps
Iridescence Thickness Map Resolution	iridescenceThickness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (2048)	resolution for baked iridescence thickness maps

Normal Map Baker 🧊

Can be found within the Texture Baker. This option steers the normal map baking process.

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Normal Map Baking Mode	mode	basic	string [always, ifInInput, never (always)	when to (re)bake normal maps
Recompute Normals	recomputeNormals	advanced	boolean (true)	recompute normals before baking
Skip Normals Roughness Threshold	skipNormalsRoughnessThreshold	advanced	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0)	roughness value below which difference in normals between source/target are not baked
Normal Map Scale	normalMapScale	expert	number [>= 2.2250738585072014e-308 && <= 1.7976931348623157e+308] (1)	normal scaling for the baked normal map (only used on glTF output)
Tangent Space Normal Maps	tangentSpace	expert	boolean (true)	switches between tangent-/object-space normal maps

Ambient Occlusion Map Baker 🌓

This optional baker steers the generation of ambient occlusion texture maps. Turns AO (Ambient Occlusion) generation on/off

info

Optional part of Texture Baker.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Strength	strength	basic	number [>= 0.1 && <= 1] (0.5)	strength (intensity) for generated AO maps
Replace Original Ambient Occlusion Map	replaceOriginal	advanced	boolean (true)	computes a new AO map even if one is present in the input
Filter Radius	filterRadius	expert	number [>= 0 && <= 16] (3)	filter radius for smoothing the AO map (if any)
Texture Samples	textureSamples	expert	integer [>= 8 && <= 64] (48)	number of samples per texel for AO map generation (converted to a multiple of 8)

Material Regenerator + Material Replacer (Default Material Option)

Similar option and choices as in the 3D Edit Section 🔧:

• Default Material + generate UVs (Cube Unwrapping)
• Default Material + generate UVs (Generate UV Atlas)

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "materialReplacer": {
                "defaultMaterial": {
                  "generateUVs": {
                    "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                      "addCheckerTexture": {},
                      "method": "isometric",
                      "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                      "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                      "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                      "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                      "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                      "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                      "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                      "packingResolution": 1024,
                      "packingPixelDistance": 2
                    }
                  },
                  "baseColor": [
                    0.0,
                    0.0,
                    1.0,
                    1.0
                  ],
                  "metallic": 0,
                  "roughness": 0.5
                }
              }
            },
          "keepTiledUVs": false,
          "tilingThreshold": 1.5
         }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Default Material Settings

Settings for the 3D Processor Default Material.

Settings
Same Settings as in 3D Edit Section

Material Regenerator + Material Replacer (Drop Uniform Texture Maps Option)

Similar to Material Replacer Option within 3D Edit section.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "materialReplacer": {
                "dropTextures": {
                  "default": 0.0,
                  "baseColor": 0.0,
                  "opacity": 0.0,
                  "normal": 0.0,
                  "metallic": 0.0,
                  "roughness": 0.0,
                  "emissive": 0.0,
                  "occlusion": 0.0,
                  "displacement": 0.0,
                  "clearcoat": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatColor": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatRoughness": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatSpecularLevel": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatNormal": 0.0,
                  "transmission": 0.0,
                  "thickness": 0.0,
                  "attenuationColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringDistanceScale": 0.0,
                  "sheenColor": 0.0,
                  "sheenRoughness": 0.0,
                  "sheenOpacity": 0.0,
                  "specularColor": 0.0,
                  "specularValue": 0.0,
                  "anisotropy": 0.0,
                  "anisotropyAngle": 0.0,
                  "iridescence": 0.0,
                  "iridescenceThickness": 0.0
                }
              }
            },
          "keepTiledUVs": false,
          "tilingThreshold": 1.5
         }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Drop Uniform Texture Maps

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

Settings
Same Settings as in 3D Edit Section

Keep Materials and UVs

Preserves original materials and texture coordinates.

Optional choice of:

• Drop Uniform Texture Maps
• Generate 2nd UV Atlas

info

Currently 3D Processor can not preserve 2nd UV sets.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
        "keepMaterialsUVs": {
          "forceNormalRebaking": false
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Force Rebaking Normal Maps	forceNormalRebaking	expert	boolean (false)	rebakes normal maps when preserving UVs, even if UV overlaps are detected

Drop Uniform Texture Maps

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

Settings
Same Settings as in 3D Edit Section

Generate 2nd UV Atlas

Optionally generated a 2nd UV Set.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
        "keepMaterialsUVs": {
          "atlasGenerator2ndUV": {
            "textureBaker2ndUV": {
              "bakingResolution2ndUV": {
                "default": 2048
              },
              "aoBaker2ndUV": {
                "strength": 0.5,
                "replaceOriginal": true,
                "filterRadius": 3.0,
                "textureSamples": 48
              },
              "sampleCount": 4,
              "texMapAutoScaling": true,
              "bakeCombinedScene": false,
              "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
              "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
            },
            "method": "isometric",
            "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
            "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
            "maxAngleError": 114.0,
            "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
            "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
            "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
            "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
            "packingResolution": 1024,
            "packingPixelDistance": 2,
            "atlasFactor": 1
          },
          "forceNormalRebaking": false
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Generate UV Atlas Section

2nd UV Atlas Texture Baker

Texture Baking Settings for baking into 2nd UV atlas.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baker Section

2nd UV Texture Baking Resolution

Texture Baking Resolution for baking into 2nd UV atlas.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baking Resolution Section

2nd UV Ambient Occlusion Map Baker

Bakes a new ambient occlusion map into the generated 2nd UV atlas. This is very useful if the 1st UV atlas is reserved due to UV atlas preservation or aggregation.

Settings
Same Settings as in Ambient Occlusion Map Baker Section

UV Aggregator

UVs are preserved and textures are aggregated from different materials into a single atlas when possible.

Optional choice of:

• Drop Uniform Texture Maps
• Generate 2nd UV Atlas

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
         "materialUVAggregator": {
           "allowRectangularAtlases": true,
           "forceNormalRebaking": false
         }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Allow Rectangular Atlases	allowRectangularAtlases	basic	boolean (true)	create rectangular POT textures when beneficial for auto sized textures
Force Rebaking Normal Maps	forceNormalRebaking	expert	boolean (false)	rebakes normal maps when preserving UVs, even if UV overlaps are detected

Drop Uniform Texture Maps

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

Settings
Same Settings as in 3D Edit Section

Generate 2nd UV Atlas

Optionally generated a 2nd UV Set.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "onlyMaterial": {
        "materialUVAggregator": {
          "atlasGenerator2ndUV": {
            "textureBaker2ndUV": {
              "bakingResolution2ndUV": {
                "default": 2048
              },
              "aoBaker2ndUV": {
                "strength": 0.5,
                "replaceOriginal": true,
                "filterRadius": 3.0,
                "textureSamples": 48
              },
              "sampleCount": 4,
              "texMapAutoScaling": true,
              "bakeCombinedScene": false,
              "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
              "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
            },
            "method": "isometric",
            "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
            "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
            "maxAngleError": 114.0,
            "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
            "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
            "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
            "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
            "packingResolution": 1024,
            "packingPixelDistance": 2,
            "atlasFactor": 1
          },
          "allowRectangularAtlases": true,
          "forceNormalRebaking": false
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Generate UV Atlas Section

2nd UV Atlas Texture Baker

Texture Baking Settings for baking into 2nd UV atlas.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baker Section

2nd UV Texture Baking Resolution

Texture Baking Resolution for baking into 2nd UV atlas.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baking Resolution Section

2nd UV Ambient Occlusion Map Baker

Bakes a new ambient occlusion map into the generated 2nd UV atlas. This is very useful if the 1st UV atlas is reserved due to UV atlas preservation or aggregation.

Settings
Same Settings as in Ambient Occlusion Map Baker Section

Mesh and Material Optimization 🌐🎨

Main option for optimizing the model's meshes and materials, including mesh decimation, remeshing, material merging, UV (atlas) generation, Texture Baking, and more.

Two main options to choose from, each has different sub-options:

• Remesher

  • Material Merger

• Decimator

  • Material Merger
  • Keep Materials and UVs
  • Material and UV Aggregator

Remesher 🌟

Remeshes the original mesh and decimates to a face target.

info

Due to the entire re-creation of the original surface, original materials and UVs can not be kept. Material Merger and Regenerator are therefore required in order to reproject original mesh and material properties.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {},
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0,
          "materialMerger": {}
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Remeshing Method	method	basic	string [voxelization, shrinkwrap] (voxelization)	method for the initial remeshing process
Resolution	resolution	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 11] (0)	maximum tree depth (resolution) for the initial remeshing process (0=auto)

Faces (Target)

Face Targets for the Decimation Operation after the initial Remeshing.

Faces Percentage

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "percentage": 100.0
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0,
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Faces Percentage	percentage	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 100] (100)	target percentage of faces for the decimation after the remeshing process

tip

The default of 100% could result in higher mesh resolution than the input, as the remeshed surface is initialy very high res and created independently from the input mesh resolution.

The default of 100% results in the exact same mesh resolution than the input.

Faces Value

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0,
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Faces Value	value	basic	integer [>= 1] (1)	target faces value for the decimation after the remeshing process

tip

The default of 1 is not recommended for an actual production config. We recommend at least 1,000 faces.

info

In theory, the target face value can be higher than the input, achieving a denser mesh than the original (depending on the remeshing resolution setting).

Vertices (Target)

Vertices Targets for the Decimation Operation after the initial Remeshing.

info

The vertices target can be set in addition to the face target. Whichever target is lower is respected. The vertices target is not required and thus face targets can be used in the same way as with 3D Processor v7.0.0

Vertices Percentage

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {
            "vertices": {
              "percentage": 100.0
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0,
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Vertices Percentage	percentage	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 100] (100)	Vertices Percentage target relative to the input data

tip

The default of 100% could result in higher mesh resolution than the input, as the remeshed surface is initialy very high res and created independently from the input mesh resolution.

The default of 100% results in the exact same mesh resolution (vertices) than the input.

Vertices Value

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {
            "vertices": {
              "value": 1
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0,
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Vertices Value	value	basic	integer [>= 1] (1)	Faces Value target in vertices

Material Merger (Remesher)

Option which merges materials according to existing material properties if possible (currently the merging method is set to "auto" = merges materials by opacity and keeps non-combinable materials separate). Optionally preserves materials with tiled UVs.

Additional UV (atlas) unwrapping and texture baking options are available via the Material Regenerator in order to project the original material properties onto the merged output materials.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "percentage": 100.0
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0,
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
          }
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

info

The Material Merger within Remesher does not have the option to preserve tiled UV coordinates due to the newly created mesh surface.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Material Merging	materialMergingMethod	basic	string [auto] (auto)	method to define how materials are merged

Material Regenerator (Remesher)

The Material Regenerator makes sure the merged or otherwise altered materials are inheriting the original material properties or alternatively get assigned new materials and UVs.

The following options are available:

• Generate UV Atlas + Texture Baker
• Material Replacer + Default Material (+ Unwrapping Options)
• Material Replacer + Drop Uniform Texture Maps

Choice Between UV atlas generator or material replacer.

info

Required if Material Merger is used.

Material Regenerator + UV Atlas Generator + Texture Baker (Remesher)

This is the most common usage of the Material Regenerator within the RapidPipeline 3D Processor.

It enables creation of new UV atlases corresponding to the (new, merged) output materials and baking from the original input materials and meshes onto the merged or otherwise altered output materials and meshes.

This process does consider all (PBR) material properties and is able to project from material, vertex colors and other material attributes to texture maps as well as perform normal map and ao baking to capture mesh, normal and occlusions from the original data.

Generate UV Atlas (Remesher)

Options for the newly generated UV Atlases. All generated Atlases are in the 1-by-1 UV space.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "percentage": 100.0
            }
          },
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {
                    "mode": "always",
                    "recomputeNormals": true,
                    "skipNormalsRoughnessThreshold": 0.0,
                    "normalMapScale": 1.0,
                    "tangentSpace": true
                  },
                  "aoBaker": {
                    "strength": 0.5,
                    "replaceOriginal": true,
                    "filterRadius": 3.0,
                    "textureSamples": 48
                  },
                  "bakingResolution": {
                    "default": 2048
                  },
                  "sampleCount": 4,
                  "texMapAutoScaling": true,
                  "bakeCombinedScene": false,
                  "topologicalHolesToAlpha": false,
                  "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
                  "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
                },
                "method": "isometric",
                "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                "packingResolution": 1024,
                "packingPixelDistance": 2,
                "atlasFactor": 1
              }
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Generate UV Atlas Section within Material Optimization

Texture Baker (Remesher)

The general texture baking options which bakes all supported PBR material properties.

The following options are also available within the Texture Baker:

• Texture Baking Resolution Settings 🌄
• Normal Map Baker 🧊
• Ambient Occlusion Baker 🌓

info

Part of Material Regenerator.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baker Section within Material Optimization

Texture Baking Resolution (Remesher) 🌄

Settings block within the Texture Baker to steer the baking resolution of supported texture maps.

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baking Resolution Section within Material Optimization

Normal Map Baker (Remesher) 🧊

Can be found within the Texture Baker. This option steers the normal map baking process.

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Settings
Same Settings as in Normal Map Baker Section within Material Optimization

Ambient Occlusion Baker (Remesher) 🌓

This optional baker steers the generation of ambient occlusion texture maps. Turns AO (Ambient Occlusion) generation on/off

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Settings
Same Settings as in Ambient Occlusion Map Baker Section within Material Optimization

Material Regenerator + Material Replacer + Default Material (Remesher)

Similar Option and choices as in the 3D Edit Section and the Material Optimization Section

• Default Material + generate UVs (Cube Unwrapping)
• Default Material + generate UVs (Generate UV Atlas)

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "materialReplacer": {
                "defaultMaterial": {
                  "generateUVs": {
                    "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                      "addCheckerTexture": {},
                      "method": "isometric",
                      "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                      "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                      "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                      "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                      "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                      "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                      "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                      "packingResolution": 1024,
                      "packingPixelDistance": 2
                    }
                  },
                  "baseColor": [
                    0.0,
                    0.0,
                    1.0,
                    1.0
                  ],
                  "metallic": 0,
                  "roughness": 0.5
                }
              }
            }
          },
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "percentage": 100.0
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Default Material Settings (Remesher)

Settings for the 3D Processor Default Material.

Settings
Same Settings as in Default Material Settings Section within 3D Edit

Material Regenerator + Material Replacer + Drop Uniform Texture Maps (Remesher)

Similar Option as in the 3D Edit Section and the Material Optimization Section

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "remesher": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "materialReplacer": {
                "dropTextures": {
                  "default": 0.0,
                  "baseColor": 0.0,
                  "opacity": 0.0,
                  "normal": 0.0,
                  "metallic": 0.0,
                  "roughness": 0.0,
                  "emissive": 0.0,
                  "occlusion": 0.0,
                  "displacement": 0.0,
                  "clearcoat": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatColor": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatRoughness": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatSpecularLevel": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatNormal": 0.0,
                  "transmission": 0.0,
                  "thickness": 0.0,
                  "attenuationColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringDistanceScale": 0.0,
                  "sheenColor": 0.0,
                  "sheenRoughness": 0.0,
                  "sheenOpacity": 0.0,
                  "specularColor": 0.0,
                  "specularValue": 0.0,
                  "anisotropy": 0.0,
                  "anisotropyAngle": 0.0,
                  "iridescence": 0.0,
                  "iridescenceThickness": 0.0
                }
              }
            }
          },
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "percentage": 100.0
            }
          },
          "method": "voxelization",
          "resolution": 0
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Drop Uniform Texture Maps (Remesher)

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

Settings
Same Settings as in Drop Uniform Texture Maps Section within 3D Edit

Decimator 💎

The Decimator is capable of reducing mesh complexity while being able to keep important properties such as original UV coordinates, normals and topology in place.

info

Mesh Decimation is computed directly from the original mesh, therefore the quality of the results highly depends on the quality of the input topology.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
           }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Preserve Topology	preserveTopology	basic	boolean (false)	preserves topological features like holes during decimation
Preserve Normals	preserveNormals	basic	boolean (false)	preserves vertex normals during decimation
Preserve Mesh Borders	preserveMeshBorders	advanced	boolean (true)	preserves borders (vertices) common between meshes
Preserve Material Borders	preserveMaterialBorders	advanced	boolean (false)	preserves mesh material borders during decimation
Collapse Unconnected Vertices	collapseUnconnectedVertices	advanced	boolean (true)	switches collapsing of nearby, unconnected vertices on/off
Boundary Preservation Factor	boundaryPreservationFactor	expert	number [>= 0 && <= 1] (0.5)	factor to steer preservation of boundaries during decimation
Collapse Distance Threshold	collapseDistanceThreshold	expert	number [>= 0 && <= 0.1] (0.005)	threshold w.r.t BBox diagonal for collapsing nearby vertices
Decimation Method	method	expert	string [quadric, edgeLength] (quadric)	method to be used for decimation

Faces (Target)

Face Targets for the Decimation Operation.

info

In conjunction with Mesh Deviation they serve as a cap for the maximum allowed number of faces.

Faces Percentage

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Faces Percentage	percentage	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 100] (100)	target percentage of faces for the decimation process

tip

The default of 100% results in the exact same mesh resolution than the input.

Faces Value

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Faces Value	value	basic	integer [>= 1] (1)	target faces value for the decimation process

tip

The default of 1 is not recommended for an actual production config. We recommend at least 1,000 faces.

Vertices (Target)

Vertices Targets for the Decimation Operation.

info

The vertices target can be set in addition to the face target. Whichever target is lower is respected. The vertices target is not required and thus face targets can be used in the same way as with 3D Processor v7.0.0

Vertices Percentage

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "vertices": {
              "percentage": 100
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
           }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Vertices Percentage	percentage	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 100] (100)	Vertices Percentage target relative to the input data

The default of 100% results in the exact same mesh resolution (vertices) than the input.

Vertices Value

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "vertices": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            }
           }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Vertices Value	value	basic	integer [>= 1] (1)	Faces Value target in vertices

Deviation (Target)

Mesh Deviation between original and decimated surface.

info

Deviation works in conjunction with any Face Target, which will serve as a cap for the maximum allowed number of faces.

Deviation Percentage

tip

For highly detailed complex 3D assets, to achieve a reasonably small deviation we recommend a percentage of 0.05% or less, and for a rather medium deviation from the input a percentage around 0.3%

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Deviation Percentage	percentage	basic	number [>= 0 && <= 100] (0)	target percentage of deviation relative to the original mesh

Deviation Value

tip

If you are unsure about scene units, we recommend to utilize Deviation Percentage instead in order to always stay relative in terms of deviation from input mesh.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Faces Value	value	basic	integer [>= 0] (0)	target deviation value in absolute scene units

Material Optimization (Decimator)

Option within Decimator for optimizing the model's materials, including material merging, UV (atlas) generation, Texture Baking, and more.

There are multiple options available to pair the decimation process with:

• Material Merger
• Keep Materials and UVs
• Material and UV Aggregator

Material Merger (Decimator)

Option which merges materials according to existing material properties if possible (currently the merging method is set to "auto" = merges materials by opacity and keeps non-combinable materials separate). Optionally preserves materials with tiled UVs.

Additional UV (atlas) unwrapping and texture baking options are available via the Material Regenerator in order to project the original material properties onto the merged output materials.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {}
                }
              }
            },
            "keepTiledUVs": false,
            "tilingThreshold": 1.5
           }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Material Merger Section within Material Optimization

Material Regenerator (Decimator)

The Material Regenerator makes sure the merged or otherwise altered materials are inheriting the original material properties or alternatively get assigned new materials and UVs.

The following options are available:

• Generate UV Atlas + Texture Baker
• Material Replacer + Default Material (+ Unwrapping Options)
• Material Replacer + Drop Uniform Texture Maps

Choice Between UV atlas generator or material replacer.

info

Required if Material Merger is used.

Material Regenerator + UV Atlas Generator + Texture Baker (Decimator)

This is the most common usage of the Material Regenerator within the RapidPipeline 3D Processor.

It enables creation of new UV atlases corresponding to the (new, merged) output materials and baking from the original input materials and meshes onto the merged or otherwise altered output materials and meshes.

This process does consider all (PBR) material properties and is able to project from material, vertex colors and other material attributes to texture maps as well as perform normal map and ao baking to capture mesh, normal and occlusions from the original data.

Generate UV Atlas (Decimator)

Options for the newly generated UV Atlases. All generated Atlases are in the 1-by-1 UV space.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
         "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                "textureBaker": {
                  "normalMap": {
                    "mode": "always",
                    "recomputeNormals": true,
                    "skipNormalsRoughnessThreshold": 0.0,
                    "normalMapScale": 1.0,
                    "tangentSpace": true
                  },
                  "aoBaker": {
                    "strength": 0.5,
                    "replaceOriginal": true,
                    "filterRadius": 3.0,
                    "textureSamples": 48
                  },
                  "bakingResolution": {
                    "default": 2048
                  },
                  "sampleCount": 4,
                  "texMapAutoScaling": true,
                  "bakeCombinedScene": false,
                  "topologicalHolesToAlpha": false,
                  "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
                  "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
                },
                "method": "isometric",
                "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                "packingResolution": 1024,
                "packingPixelDistance": 2,
                "atlasFactor": 1
              }
            },
            "keepTiledUVs": false,
            "tilingThreshold": 1.5
          }
         },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Generate UV Atlas Section within Material Optimization

Texture Baker (Decimator)

The general texture baking options which bakes all supported PBR material properties.

The following options are also available within the Texture Baker:

• Texture Baking Resolution Settings 🌄
• Normal Map Baker 🧊
• Ambient Occlusion Baker 🌓

info

Part of Material Regenerator.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baker Section within Material Optimization

Texture Baking Resolution (Decimator) 🌄

Settings block within the Texture Baker to steer the baking resolution of supported texture maps.

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baking Resolution Section within Material Optimization

Normal Map Baker (Decimator) 🧊

Can be found within the Texture Baker. This option steers the normal map baking process.

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Settings
Same Settings as in Normal Map Baker Section within Material Optimization

Ambient Occlusion Baker (Decimator) 🌓

This optional baker steers the generation of ambient occlusion texture maps. Turns AO (Ambient Occlusion) generation on/off

info

Part of Texture Baker.

Settings
Same Settings as in Ambient Occlusion Map Baker Section within Material Optimization

Material Regenerator + Material Replacer + Default Material (Decimator)

Similar Option and choices as in the 3D Edit Section and the Material Optimization Section

• Default Material + generate UVs (Cube Unwrapping)
• Default Material + generate UVs (Generate UV Atlas)

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
         "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "materialReplacer": {
                "defaultMaterial": {
                  "generateUVs": {
                    "uvAtlasGenerator": {
                      "addCheckerTexture": {},
                      "method": "isometric",
                      "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                      "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                      "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                      "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                      "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                      "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                      "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                      "packingResolution": 1024,
                      "packingPixelDistance": 2
                    }
                  },
                  "baseColor": [
                    1.0,
                    1.0,
                    1.0,
                    1.0
                  ],
                  "metallic": 0,
                  "roughness": 0.5
                }
              }
            },
            "keepTiledUVs": false,
            "tilingThreshold": 1.5
          }
         },
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Default Material Settings (Material Merger + Regenerator + Replacer) (Decimator)

Settings for the 3D Processor Default Material.

Settings
Same Settings as in Default Material Settings Section within 3D Edit

Material Regenerator + Material Replacer + Drop Uniform Texture Maps (Decimator)

Similar Option as in the 3D Edit Section and the Material Optimization Section

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
         "materialOptimization": {
          "materialMerger": {
            "materialRegenerator": {
              "materialReplacer": {
                "dropTextures": {
                  "default": 0.0,
                  "baseColor": 0.0,
                  "opacity": 0.0,
                  "normal": 0.0,
                  "metallic": 0.0,
                  "roughness": 0.0,
                  "emissive": 0.0,
                  "occlusion": 0.0,
                  "displacement": 0.0,
                  "clearcoat": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatColor": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatRoughness": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatSpecularLevel": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatNormal": 0.0,
                  "transmission": 0.0,
                  "thickness": 0.0,
                  "attenuationColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringDistanceScale": 0.0,
                  "sheenColor": 0.0,
                  "sheenRoughness": 0.0,
                  "sheenOpacity": 0.0,
                  "specularColor": 0.0,
                  "specularValue": 0.0,
                  "anisotropy": 0.0,
                  "anisotropyAngle": 0.0,
                  "iridescence": 0.0,
                  "iridescenceThickness": 0.0
                }
              }
            },
            "keepTiledUVs": false,
            "tilingThreshold": 1.5
          }
         },
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Drop Uniform Texture Maps (Material Merger + Regenerator + Replacer) (Decimator)

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

Settings
Same Settings as in Drop Uniform Texture Maps Section within 3D Edit

Keep Materials and UVs (Decimator)

Preserves original materials and texture coordinates.

Optional choice of:

• Drop Uniform Texture Maps
• Generate 2nd UV Atlas

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
            "keepMaterialsUVs": {
              "forceNormalRebaking": false
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Force Rebaking Normal Maps	forceNormalRebaking	expert	boolean (false)	rebakes normal maps when preserving UVs, even if UV overlaps are detected

Drop Uniform Texture Maps (Keep Materials and UVs) (Decimator)

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
            "keepMaterialsUVs": {
                "dropTextures": {
                  "default": 0.0,
                  "baseColor": 0.0,
                  "opacity": 0.0,
                  "normal": 0.0,
                  "metallic": 0.0,
                  "roughness": 0.0,
                  "emissive": 0.0,
                  "occlusion": 0.0,
                  "displacement": 0.0,
                  "clearcoat": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatColor": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatRoughness": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatSpecularLevel": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatNormal": 0.0,
                  "transmission": 0.0,
                  "thickness": 0.0,
                  "attenuationColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringDistanceScale": 0.0,
                  "sheenColor": 0.0,
                  "sheenRoughness": 0.0,
                  "sheenOpacity": 0.0,
                  "specularColor": 0.0,
                  "specularValue": 0.0,
                  "anisotropy": 0.0,
                  "anisotropyAngle": 0.0,
                  "iridescence": 0.0,
                  "iridescenceThickness": 0.0
                },
            "forceNormalRebaking": false
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Drop Uniform Texture Maps Section within 3D Edit

Generate 2nd UV Atlas (Keep Materials and UVs) (Decimator)

Optionally generated a 2nd UV Set.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
            "keepMaterialsUVs": {
                "atlasGenerator2ndUV": {
                    "textureBaker2ndUV": {
                    "bakingResolution2ndUV": {
                        "default": 2048
                    },
                    "aoBaker2ndUV": {
                        "strength": 0.5,
                        "replaceOriginal": true,
                        "filterRadius": 3.0,
                        "textureSamples": 48
                    },
                    "sampleCount": 4,
                    "texMapAutoScaling": true,
                    "bakeCombinedScene": false,
                    "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
                    "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
                    },
                    "method": "isometric",
                    "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                    "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                    "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                    "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                    "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                    "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                    "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                    "packingResolution": 1024,
                    "packingPixelDistance": 2,
                    "atlasFactor": 1
                },
            "forceNormalRebaking": false
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Generate UV Atlas Section

2nd UV Atlas Texture Baker (Keep Materials and UVs) (Decimator)

Texture Baking Settings for baking into 2nd UV atlas.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baker Section

2nd UV Texture Baking Resolution (Keep Materials and UVs) (Decimator)

Texture Baking Resolution for baking into 2nd UV atlas

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baking Resolution Section

2nd UV Ambient Occlusion Map Baker (Keep Materials and UVs) (Decimator)

Bakes a new ambient occlusion map into the generated 2nd UV atlas. This is very useful if the 1st UV atlas is reserved due to UV atlas preservation or aggregation.

Settings
Same Settings as in Ambient Occlusion Map Baker Section

UV Aggregator (Decimator)

UVs are preserved and textures are aggregated from different materials into a single atlas when possible.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
            "materialUVAggregator": {
        "allowRectangularAtlases": true,
        "forceNormalRebaking": false
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Allow Rectangular Atlases	allowRectangularAtlases	basic	boolean (true)	create rectangular POT textures when beneficial for auto sized textures
Force Rebaking Normal Maps	forceNormalRebaking	expert	boolean (false)	rebakes normal maps when preserving UVs, even if UV overlaps are detected

Drop Textures (Material and UV Aggregator) (Decimator)

The default setting (basic level) steers all existing texture map types. If specific threshold settings (advanced level) are set, the respective settings overwrite the default.

The threshold ( 0 to 1) reflects RGB values. If for example "default": 1.0 is set, all texture maps get converted to the respective values.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
            "materialUVAggregator": {
                "dropTextures": {
                  "default": 0.0,
                  "baseColor": 0.0,
                  "opacity": 0.0,
                  "normal": 0.0,
                  "metallic": 0.0,
                  "roughness": 0.0,
                  "emissive": 0.0,
                  "occlusion": 0.0,
                  "displacement": 0.0,
                  "clearcoat": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatColor": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatRoughness": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatSpecularLevel": 0.0,
                  "clearcoatNormal": 0.0,
                  "transmission": 0.0,
                  "thickness": 0.0,
                  "attenuationColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringColor": 0.0,
                  "scatteringDistanceScale": 0.0,
                  "sheenColor": 0.0,
                  "sheenRoughness": 0.0,
                  "sheenOpacity": 0.0,
                  "specularColor": 0.0,
                  "specularValue": 0.0,
                  "anisotropy": 0.0,
                  "anisotropyAngle": 0.0,
                  "iridescence": 0.0,
                  "iridescenceThickness": 0.0
                },
            "allowRectangularAtlases": true,
            "forceNormalRebaking": false
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Drop Uniform Texture Maps Section within 3D Edit

Generate 2nd UV Atlas (Material and UV Aggregator) (Decimator)

Optionally generated a 2nd UV Set.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "3dModelOptimizationMethod": {
      "meshAndMaterialOptimization": {
        "decimator": {
          "target": {
            "faces": {
              "value": 1
            },
            "deviation": {
              "value": 0.0
            }
          },
          "materialOptimization": {
            "materialUVAggregator": {
                "atlasGenerator2ndUV": {
                    "textureBaker2ndUV": {
                    "bakingResolution2ndUV": {
                        "default": 2048
                    },
                    "aoBaker2ndUV": {
                        "strength": 0.5,
                        "replaceOriginal": true,
                        "filterRadius": 3.0,
                        "textureSamples": 48
                    },
                    "sampleCount": 4,
                    "texMapAutoScaling": true,
                    "bakeCombinedScene": false,
                    "powerOfTwoResolution": "ceil",
                    "inpaintingRadius": 32.0
                    },
                    "method": "isometric",
                    "segmentationCutAngle": 88.0,
                    "segmentationChartAngle": 130.0,
                    "maxAngleError": 114.0,
                    "maxPrimitivesPerChart": 10000,
                    "cutOverlappingPieces": true,
                    "atlasMode": "separateAlpha",
                    "allowRectangularAtlases": false,
                    "packingResolution": 1024,
                    "packingPixelDistance": 2,
                    "atlasFactor": 1
                },
            "allowRectangularAtlases": true,
            "forceNormalRebaking": false
            }
          },
          "preserveTopology": false,
          "preserveNormals": false,
          "preserveMeshBorders": true,
          "preserveMaterialBorders": false,
          "collapseUnconnectedVertices": true,
          "boundaryPreservationFactor": 0.50,
          "collapseDistanceThreshold": 0.005,
          "method": "quadric"
        }
      }
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in Generate UV Atlas Section

2nd UV Atlas Texture Baker (Material and UV Aggregator) (Decimator)

Texture Baking Settings for baking into 2nd UV atlas.

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baker Section

2nd UV Texture Baking Resolution (Material and UV Aggregator) (Decimator)

Texture Baking Resolution for baking into 2nd UV atlas

Settings
Same Settings as in Texture Baking Resolution Section

2nd UV Ambient Occlusion Map Baker (Material and UV Aggregator) (Decimator)

Bakes a new ambient occlusion map into the generated 2nd UV atlas. This is very useful if the 1st UV atlas is reserved due to UV atlas preservation or aggregation.

Settings
Same Settings as in Ambient Occlusion Map Baker Section

---

Animation Optimization 🏃

Settings for animation optimization.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "optimize": {
    "animationOptimization": {
      "simplification": "conservative"
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Animation Curve Simplification	simplification	basic	string [conservative, aggressive, extreme] (conservative)	specify how much to simplify animation curves

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Modifier

Optional additional optimization which will alter the output data according to the given modifier type.

All modifiers take effect after the Optimize and Export settings and generally try to respect the settings (e.g compression, texture map formats etc.).

However in a lot of cases the modifiers will overwrite settings which need to be altered to achieve a certain modifier goal (e.g. a certain file size or size on screen resolution etc.).

info

If no optimization settings are set, the modifiers will still optimize to the given target if needed (e.g. a certain number of MB). In that case default optimization settings are utilized.

File Size 💾

Modifier which alters the optimization settings in order to meet a given maximum file size (MB).

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "modifier": {
    "filesize": {
      "maxMegabytesOnDisk": 5.0
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Maximum Megabytes On Disk	maxMegabytesOnDisk	basic	number [>= 0.1] (5)	Limits the maximum allowed MB size on disk for the given output asset

Size on Screen 💻

Modifier which utilizes mesh deviation and pixel per unit metric in order to calculate the optimal mesh and texture resolution for a given display size on screen (px).

info

The pixel target is limited to one value, which is used for width and height of the given size on screen.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "modifier": {
    "screensize": {
      "pixelTarget": 1024.0
    }
  },
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Pixel Target	screensize	basic	number [>= 0 AND <= 7680] (1024)	Target size on screen in pixel (width and height)

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Export 📤

Specification and customization of export options.

note

The 🔶RapidPipeline Blender Plugin does exchange data based on the glTF format and thus will not utilize any export settings for formats other than glTF, glb.

Export Slot

Export slot for defining an export format as well as general and format specific export settings.

info

Each export slot is an array item. At least one export slot is required.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "discard": {},
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
File Name	fileName	advanced	string [pattern: ^[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$]	File Name for all written output formats
Preserve Texture File Names	preserveTextureFilenames	basic	boolean (false)	Preserves Texture File Names if possible
Texture Map File Prefix	textureMapFilePrefix	advanced	string [pattern: ^[a-zA-Z0-9_]*$]	prefix to be used for texture map names
Re-Encode Textures	reencodeTextures	expert	string [auto, never, copyLossy, always] (auto)	specify when to copy or re-encode texture files

Discard on Export

Discard properties on export.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {}
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Discard unused UVs	unusedUVs	expert	boolean (false)	Discards UV coordinates which are not used by any material(s)

Format

File format to be exported.

tip

Also defines the name for the respective output sub-directory (e.g. if only one export slot is used which defines the glTF format, the default output from rpdx will be output/0_gltf/...).

glTF, glb, vrm

glTF

Writes out and sets settings for the GL Transmission Format - glTF.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "gltf": {
          "pbrMaterial": {
            "maxTextureResolution": {
              "default": 16384
            },
            "textureFormat": {
              "default": "auto"
            },
            "textureCompression": {
              "jpeg": {
                "quality": 90,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "webp": {
                "quality": 95,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "ktx": {
                "compressionSpeed": 2,
                "quality": 128,
                "uastcQuality": "default",
                "mipmapCount": 2
              }
            },
            "separateOcclusionMap": false,
            "excludePbrExtensions": false,
            "forceDoubleSidedMaterials": false,
            "forceUnlitMaterials": false,
            "convertMetalRoughness": false
          },
          "geometryCompression": "none",
          "excludeTangents": true,
          "draco": {
            "positionQuantization": 14,
            "normalQuantization": 10,
            "uvQuantization": 12,
            "boneWeightsQuantization": 12
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Geometry Compression	geometryCompression	basic	string [none, draco, dracoLossy, meshQuantization] (none)	desired geometry compression (currently only available for glTF/glb/vrm export)
Exclude Tangents	excludeTangents	advanced	boolean (true)	prevents export of tangent data, expects render client to compute them in MikkTSpace

Draco Compression Settings

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Position Quantization	positionQuantization	expert	integer [>= 1 && <= 32] (14)	bits per position vertex attribute
Normal Quantization	normalQuantization	expert	integer [>= 1 && <= 32] (10)	bits per normal vertex attribute
UV Quantization	uvQuantization	expert	integer [>= 1 && <= 32] (12)	bits per UV vertex attribute
Bone Weight Quantization	boneWeightsQuantization	expert	integer [>= 1 && <= 32] (12)	bits per bone weights vertex attribute

glTF PBR Material

Settings for the glTF PBR Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Separate Occlusion Map	separateOcclusionMap	basic	boolean (false)	export a occlusion as a separate map instead of including it in the ORM
Exclude Material Extensions on Export	excludePbrExtensions	advanced	boolean (false)	If true, no glTF material PBR extensions are exported
Force Double Sided Materials	forceDoubleSidedMaterials	advanced	boolean (false)	export all materials as double sided
Force Unlit Materials	forceUnlitMaterials	advanced	boolean (false)	enables that all materials are specified as unlit, for .gltf/.glb export
Convert to MetalRoughness	convertMetalRoughness	expert	boolean (false)	if true, materials are always converted from spec/gloss to rough/metal

Texture Format

Format for exported texture maps.

info

Part of glTF PBR Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Format	default	basic	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	default format for exported texture maps
Base Color Map Format	baseColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported base color maps
MetallicRoughness Map Format	metallicRoughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported metallicRoughness maps
Occlusion Map Format	occlusion	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported occlusion maps
Emissive Map Format	emissive	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported emissive maps
Normal Map Format	normal	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported normal maps
Clearcoat Map Format	clearcoat	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported clearcoat maps
Clearcoat Roughness Map Format	clearcoatRoughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported clearcoat roughness maps
Clearcoat Normal Map Format	clearcoatNormal	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported clearcoat normal maps
Transmission Map Format	transmission	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported transmission maps
Sheen Color Map Format	sheenColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen color maps
Sheen Roughness Map Format	sheenRoughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen roughness maps
Specular Map Format	specular	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported specular maps
Specular Color Map Format	specularColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported specular color maps
Thickness Map Format	thickness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported thickness maps
Iridescence Map Format	iridescence	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported iridescence maps
Iridescence Thickness Map Format	iridescenceThickness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported iridescence thickness maps
Diffuse Color Map Format	diffuse	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported diffuse color maps
SpecularGlossiness Map Format	specularGlossiness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for specularGlossiness maps

Maximum Texture Resolution

Settings for the maximum resolution for exported texture maps.

info

Part of glTF PBR Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Maximum Texture Map Resolution	default	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	default maximum resolution for exported texture maps
Maximum Base Color Map Resolution	baseColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported base color maps
Maximum MetallicRoughness Map Resolution	metallicRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported metallicRoughness maps
Maximum Occlusion Map Resolution	occlusion	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported occlusion maps
Maximum Emissive Map Resolution	emissive	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported emissive maps
Maximum Normal Map Resolution	normal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported normal maps
Maximum Clearcoat Map Resolution	clearcoat	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported clearcoat maps
Maximum Clearcoat Roughness Map Resolution	clearcoatRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported clearcoat roughness maps
Maximum Clearcoat Normal Map Resolution	clearcoatNormal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported clearcoat normal maps
Maximum Transmission Map Resolution	transmission	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported transmission maps
Maximum Sheen Color Map Resolution	sheenColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen color maps
Maximum Sheen Roughness Map Resolution	sheenRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen roughness maps
Maximum Specular Map Resolution	specular	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported specular maps
Maximum Specular Color Map Resolution	specularColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported specular color maps
Maximum Thickness Map Resolution	thickness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported thickness maps
Maximum Iridescence Map Resolution	iridescence	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported iridescence maps
Maximum Iridescence Thickness Map Resolution	iridescenceThickness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported iridescence thickness maps
Maximum Diffuse Color Map Resolution	diffuse	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported diffuse color maps
Maximum SpecularGlossiness Map Resolution	specularGlossiness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported specularGlossiness maps

Texture Compression Settings

Texture compression settings for jpg, webp and ktx texture compression formats.

info

Part of glTF PBR Material.

JPG Compression Settings

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
JPG Compression Quality	quality	advanced	integer [>= 1 && <= 100] (90)	quality (in percent) of images exported as JPG
JPG Compression Normal Quality	qualityNormals	advanced	integer [>= 1 && <= 100] (95)	quality (in percent) of images with normal data exported as JPG

WebP Compression Settings

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
WebP Compression Quality	quality	advanced	integer [>= 1 && <= 100] (93)	quality (in percent) of images exported as WebP
WebP Compression Normal Quality	qualityNormals	advanced	integer [>= 1 && <= 100] (95)	quality (in percent) of images with normal data exported as WebP

KTX Compression Settings

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
KTX Compression Speed	compressionSpeed	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 5] (2)	compression speed for KTX (0 = fast, 5 = slow but higher quality)
KTX Compression Quality	quality	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 255] (128)	compression quality for KTX (0 = lowest quality but max compression, 255 = max quality)
KTX UASTC Compression Quality	uastcQuality	advanced	string [default, high, balanced, compressed, high+compressed] (default)	compression quality for UASTC KTX
Mip Map Count	mipmapCount	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 2147483647] (2)	number of mipmap levels generated on export (only supported for KTX2 files)

glb

Writes out and sets settings for the GL Transmission Binary Format - glb.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "glb": {
          "pbrMaterial": {},
          "geometryCompression": "none",
          "excludeTangents": true,
          "draco": {
            "positionQuantization": 14,
            "normalQuantization": 10,
            "uvQuantization": 12,
            "boneWeightsQuantization": 12
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

🔶 In the Blender Plugin:

Settings
Same Settings as in glTF Format

vrm

Writes out and sets settings for the Virtual Reality Model Format - vrm.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "vrm": {
          "pbrMaterial": {},
          "geometryCompression": "none",
          "excludeTangents": true,
          "draco": {
            "positionQuantization": 14,
            "normalQuantization": 10,
            "uvQuantization": 12,
            "boneWeightsQuantization": 12
          }
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

Settings
Same Settings as in glTF Format

usd, usda, usdc, usdz

usd

Writes out and sets settings for the Universal Scene Description Format - usd.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "usdz": {
          "usdPreviewSurface": {
            "maxTextureResolution": {
              "default": 16384
            },
            "textureFormat": {
              "default": "auto"
            },
            "textureCompression": {
              "jpeg": {
                "quality": 90,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "webp": {
                "quality": 95,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "ktx": {
                "compressionSpeed": 2,
                "quality": 128,
                "uastcQuality": "default",
                "mipmapCount": 2
              }
            }
          },
          "usdProfile": "arkit",
          "usdUnits": "cm",
          "forceDoubleSidedMeshes": false
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
USD Export Profile	usdProfile		string [arkit, generic, omniverse] (arkit)	desired USD output usage
USD Units	usdUnits		string [cm, m, original] (cm)	desired USD system unit
Exclude Tangents	excludeTangents		boolean (true)	prevents export of tangent data, expects render client to compute them in MikkTSpace
Force Double Sided Meshes	forceDoubleSidedMeshes		boolean (false)	export all meshes as double sided

USD Preview Surface Material

Settings for the USD Preview Surface Material.

Texture Format

Format for exported texture maps.

info

Part of USD Preview Surface Material.

caution

Other Software supporting USD might not support certain texture formats such as webp and ktx.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Format	default	basic	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	default format for exported texture maps
Diffuse Color Map Format	diffuseColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported diffuse color maps
Metallic Map Format	metallic	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported metallic maps
Roughness Map Format	roughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported roughness maps
Emissive Color Map Format	emissiveColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported emissive color maps
Normal Map Format	normal	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported normal maps
Clearcoat Map Format	clearcoat	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported clearcoat maps
Clearcoat Roughness Map Format	clearcoatRoughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported clearcoat roughness maps
Occlusion Map Format	occlusion	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported occlusion maps
Displacement Map Format	displacement	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported displacement maps

Maximum Texture Resolution

Settings for the maximum resolution for exported texture maps.

info

Part of USD Preview Surface Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Maximum Texture Map Resolution	default	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	default maximum resolution for exported texture maps
Maximum Diffuse Color Map Resolution	diffuseColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported base color maps
Maximum Metallic Map Resolution	metallic	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported metallic maps
Maximum Roughness Map Resolution	roughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported roughness maps
Maximum Emissive Color Map Resolution	emissiveColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported emissive color maps
Maximum Normal Map Resolution	normal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported normal maps
Maximum Clearcoat Map Resolution	clearcoat	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported clearcoat maps
Maximum Clearcoat Roughness Map Resolution	clearcoatRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported clearcoat roughness maps
Maximum Occlusion Map Resolution	occlusion	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported occlusion maps
Maximum Displacement Map Resolution	displacement	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported displacement maps

Texture Compression Settings

Texture compression settings for jpg, webp and ktx texture compression formats.

info

Part of USD Preview Surface Material.

Settings
Same Settings as in glTF PBR Material

Adobe Standard Material

Settings for the Adobe Standard Material.

info

The Adobe Standard Material will be written in addition to the USD Preview Surface Material into usd exports. Currently ASM is only supported if the input already carries any ASM nodes.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "usdz": {
          "usdPreviewSurface": {
            "maxTextureResolution": {
              "default": 16384
            },
            "textureFormat": {
              "default": "auto"
            },
            "textureCompression": {
              "jpeg": {
                "quality": 90,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "webp": {
                "quality": 95,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "ktx": {
                "compressionSpeed": 2,
                "quality": 128,
                "uastcQuality": "default",
                "mipmapCount": 2
              }
            }
          },
          "adobeStandardMaterial": {},
          "usdProfile": "arkit",
          "usdUnits": "cm",
          "forceDoubleSidedMeshes": false
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

Texture Format

Format for exported texture maps.

info

Part of Adobe Standard Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Format	default	basic	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	default format for exported texture maps
Base Color Map Format	baseColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported base color maps
Opacity Map Format	opacity	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported opacity maps
Roughness Map Format	roughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported roughness maps
Metallic Map Format	metallic	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported metallic maps
Specular Level Map Format	specularLevel	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported specular level maps
Specular Edge Color Map Format	specularEdgeColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported specular edge color maps
Normal Map Format	normal	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported normal maps
Height Map Format	height	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported height maps
Anisotropy Level Map Format	anisotropyLevel	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported anisotropy level maps
Anisotropy Angle Map Format	anisotropyAngle	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported anisotropy angle maps
Emissive Map Format	emissive	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported emissive maps
Sheen Opacity Map Format	sheenOpacity	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen opacity maps
Sheen Color Map Format	sheenColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen color maps
Sheen Roughness Map Format	sheenRoughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen roughness maps
Transulcency Map Format	translucency	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported translucency maps
Absorption Color Map Format	absorptionColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported absorption color maps
Scattering Color Map Format	scatteringColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported scattering color maps
Scattering Distance Scale Map Format	scatteringDistanceScale	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported scattering distance scale maps
Coat Opacity Map Format	coatOpacity	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coat opacity maps
Coat Color Map Format	coatColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coat color maps
Coat Roughness Map Format	coatRoughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coat roughness maps
Coat Specular Level Map Format	coatSpecularLevel	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coat specular maps
Coat Normal Map Format	coatNormal	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coat normal maps
Ambient Occlusion Map Format	ambientOcclusion	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported ambient occlusion maps
Volume Thickness Map Format	volumeThickness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported volume thickness maps

Maximum Texture Resolution

Settings for the maximum resolution for exported texture maps.

info

Part of Adobe Standard Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Maximum Texture Map Resolution	default	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	default maximum resolution for exported texture maps
Maximum Base Color Map Resolution	baseColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported base color maps
Maximum Opacity Map Resolution	opacity	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported opacity maps
Maximum Roughness Map Resolution	roughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported roughness maps
Maximum Metallic Map Resolution	metallic	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported metallic maps
Maximum Specular Level Map Resolution	specularLevel	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported specular level maps
Maximum Specular Edge Color Map Resolution	specularEdgeColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported specular edge color maps
Maximum Normal Map Resolution	normal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported normal maps
Maximum Height Map Resolution	height	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported height maps
Maximum Anisotropy Level Map Resolution	anisotropyLevel	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported anisotropy level maps
Maximum Anisotropy Angle Map Resolution	anisotropyAngle	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported anisotropy angle maps
Maximum Emissive Map Resolution	emissive	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported emissive maps
Maximum Sheen Opacity Map Resolution	sheenOpacity	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen opacity maps
Maximum Sheen Color Map Resolution	sheenColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen color maps
Maximum Sheen Roughness Map Resolution	sheenRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen roughness maps
Maximum Transulcency Map Resolution	translucency	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported translucency maps
Maximum Absorption Color Map Resolution	absorptionColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported absorption color maps
Maximum Scattering Color Map Resolution	scatteringColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported scattering color maps
Maximum Scattering Distance Scale Map Resolution	scatteringDistanceScale	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported scattering distance scale maps
Maximum Coat Opacity Map Resolution	coatOpacity	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coat opacity maps
Maximum Coat Color Map Resolution	coatColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coat color maps
Maximum Coat Roughness Map Resolution	coatRoughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coat roughness maps
Maximum Coat Specular Level Map Resolution	coatSpecularLevel	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coat specular maps
Maximum Coat Normal Map Resolution	coatNormal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coat normal maps
Maximum Ambient Occlusion Map Resolution	ambientOcclusion	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported ambient occlusion maps
Maximum Volume Thickness Map Resolution	volumeThickness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported volume thickness maps

Texture Compression Settings

Texture compression settings for jpg, webp and ktx texture compression formats.

info

Part of Adobe Standard Material.

Settings
Same Settings as in glTF PBR Material

usda

Settings
Same Settings as in usd Format

usdc

Settings
Same Settings as in usd Format

usdz

Settings
Same Settings as in usd Format

fbx

Writes out and sets settings for the Filmbox Format - fbx.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "fbx": {
          "3dsMaxPhysicalMaterial": {
            "maxTextureResolution": {
              "default": 16384
            },
            "textureFormat": {
              "default": "auto"
            },
            "textureCompression": {
              "jpeg": {
                "quality": 90,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "webp": {
                "quality": 95,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "ktx": {
                "compressionSpeed": 2,
                "quality": 128,
                "uastcQuality": "default",
                "mipmapCount": 2
              }
            }
          },
          "units": "m",
          "unitConversion": true,
          "axisSystem": "original",
          "excludeTangents": true,
          "flipNormalmapY": false,
          "preferBinaryFormat": true
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
FBX Units	units	basic	string [mm, dm, cm, m, km, inch, foot, mile, yard] (m)	desired FBX system unit
FBX Deep Unit Conversion	unitConversion	advanced	boolean (true)	deep convert scene units instead of scaling root node
FBX Axis System	axisSystem	advanced	string [original, mayaZUp, mayaYUp, max, motionbuilder, opengl, directx, lightwave] (original)	desired FBX axis system
Exclude Tangents	excludeTangents	advanced	boolean (false)	prevents export of tangent data, expects render client to compute them in MikkTSpace
FBX Flip Normal Map Y	flipNormalmapY	expert	boolean (false)	flip FBX normalmaps Y axis on export
Prefer Binary Format	preferBinaryFormat	expert	boolean (true)	turns export in binary format on/off (if available)

3ds Max Physical Material

Settings for the 3ds Max Physical Material.

caution

This material model is only fully supported by Autodesk 3ds Max.

Texture Format

info

Part of 3ds Max Physical Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Format	default	basic	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	default format for exported texture maps
Base Color Map Format	baseColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported base color maps
Cutout Map Format	cutout	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported cutout maps
Metalness Map Format	metalness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported metalness maps
Roughness Map Format	roughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported roguhness maps
Emission Color Map Format	emitColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported emission color maps
Bump Map Format	bump	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported bump maps
Coating Map Format	coat	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coating maps
Coating Roughness Map Format	coatRough	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported coating roughness maps
Sheen Color Map Format	sheenColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen color maps
Sheen Roughness Map Format	sheenRough	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported sheen roughness maps
Transparency Map Format	transparency	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported transparency maps
Reflection Color Format	reflColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported reflection color maps
Diffuse Roughness Format	diffRough	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported diffuse roughness maps

Maximum Texture Resolution

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Part of 3ds Max Physical Material.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Maximum Texture Map Resolution	default	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	default maximum resolution for exported texture maps
Maximum Base Color Map Resolution	baseColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported base color maps
Maximum Cutout Map Resolution	cutout	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported cutout maps
Maximum Metalness Map Resolution	metalness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported metalness maps
Maximum Roughness Map Resolution	roughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported roguhness maps
Maximum Emission Color Map Resolution	emitColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported emission color maps
Maximum Bump Map Resolution	bump	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported bump maps
Maximum Coating Map Resolution	coat	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coating maps
Maximum Coating Roughness Map Resolution	coatRough	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported coating roughness maps
Maximum Sheen Color Map Resolution	sheenColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen color maps
Maximum Sheen Roughness Map Resolution	sheenRough	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported sheen roughness maps
Maximum Transparency Map Resolution	transparency	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported transparency maps
Maximum Reflection Color Resolution	reflColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported reflection color maps
Maximum Diffuse Roughness Resolution	diffRough	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported diffuse roughness maps

Texture Compression Settings

Texture compression settings for jpg, webp and ktx texture compression formats.

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Part of 3ds Max Physical Material.

Settings
Same Settings as in glTF PBR Material

obj

Writes out and sets settings for the Wavefront Object File Format - obj.

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
  "version": 1.1,
  "export": [
    {
      "fileName": "",
      "preserveTextureFilenames": false,
      "textureMapFilePrefix": "",
      "reencodeTextures": "auto",
      "discard": {
        "unusedUVs": false
      },
      "format": {
        "obj": {
          "mtl": {
            "maxTextureResolution": {
              "default": 16384
            },
            "textureFormat": {
              "default": "auto"
            },
            "textureCompression": {
              "jpeg": {
                "quality": 90,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "webp": {
                "quality": 95,
                "qualityNormals": 95
              },
              "ktx": {
                "compressionSpeed": 2,
                "quality": 128,
                "uastcQuality": "default",
                "mipmapCount": 2
              }
            },
            "displacementToNormalMapAlpha": false
          },
          "preferredUVChannel": 0
        }
      }
    }
  ]
}

🗔 In the platform UI:

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Preferred UV Channel	preferredUVChannel	integer	integer [>= 0] (0)	if an export format does not support multiple UV channels, pick the one set here

mtl

The .mtl Material file written out with .obj files.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Displacement to Normal Map Alpha Channel	displacementToNormalMapAlpha	basic	boolean (false)	bakes displacement values into the normal map's alpha channel

PBR material references

As the PBR material standard is not streamlined with .obj and .mtl files, we recommend using the following syntax (reference: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wavefront_.obj_file#Physically-based_rendering):

Texture	Single Value	Map Input	example
basecolor	Kd	map_Kd	map_kd material0_albedo.jpg
normal	/	norm	norm material0_normal.png
occlusion	/	occlusion	occlusion material0_occlusion.jpg
metallic	Pm	map_Pm	map_Pm material0_metallic.jpg
roughness	Pr	map_Pr	map_Pr material0_roughness.jpg
emission	Ke	map_ke	map_Ke material0_emission.jpg

Texture Format

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Referenced in .mtl Material File.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Texture Map Format	default	basic	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	default format for exported texture maps
Base Color Map Format	baseColor	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported base color maps
Metallic Map Format	metallic	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported metallic maps
Roughness Map Format	roughness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported roguhness maps
Occlusion Map Format	occlusion	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported occlusion maps
Emissive Map Format	emissive	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported emissive maps
Normal Map Format	normal	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported normal maps
Displacement Map Format	displacement	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported displacement maps
Diffuse Map Format	diffuse	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported diffuse maps
Specular Map Format	specular	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for exported specular maps
Glossiness Map Format	glossiness	advanced	string [auto, jpg, png, png8, webp, ktx-basis-etc1s, ktx-basis-uastc] (auto)	format for glossiness maps

Maximum Texture Resolution

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
Default Maximum Texture Map Resolution	default	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	default maximum resolution for exported texture maps
Maximum Base Color Map Resolution	baseColor	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported base color maps
Maximum Metallic Map Resolution	metallic	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported metallic maps
Maximum Roughness Map Resolution	roughness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported roguhness maps
Maximum Occlusion Map Resolution	occlusion	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported occlusion color maps
Maximum Emissive Map Resolution	emissive	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported emissive maps
Maximum Normal Map Resolution	normal	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported normal maps
Maximum Displacement Map Resolution	displacement	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported displacement maps
Maximum Diffuse Map Resolution	diffuse	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported diffuse maps
Maximum Specular Map Resolution	specular	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported specular maps
Maximum Glossiness Map Resolution	glossiness	advanced	integer [>= 0 && <= 16384] (16384)	maximum resolution for exported glossiness maps

Texture Compression Settings

Texture compression settings for jpg, webp and ktx texture compression formats.

Settings
Same Settings as in glTF PBR Material

other formats

Documentation coming Soon ✨✨✨

For now check out the 3D Processing Schema

ply

ctm

stl

Rendering Settings

tip

Also check out the Rendering Schema

Render Single Image

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
"version": 1.1,
"showBackFaces": false,
"enableDropShadow": true,
"disableEnvMap": false,
"cameraVerticalFOVDeg": 0,
"IBLIntensity": 1,
"IBLBackgroundBlur": 0.4,
"imageWidth": 1024,
"imageHeight": 1024,
"sampleCount": 4,
"background": "transparent",
"shadingMode": "pbr",
"toneMapper": "none",
"outputFormat": "png",
    "output": {
        "singleImage": {
        "cameraViewVector": [0, 0, -1],
        "cameraUpVector": [0, 1, 0]
        }
    }
}

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
showBackFaces	showBackFaces	basic	boolean (false)	turns rendering of backfaces on/off.
enableDropShadow	enableDropShadow	basic	boolean (true)	turns rendering of drop shadow on/off.
disableEnvMap	disableEnvMap	basic	boolean (false)	if true, disables the environment map when rendering PBR.
cameraVerticalFOVDeg	cameraVerticalFOVDeg	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 90] (0)	camera vertical field of view in degrees. 0 will use default values.
IBLIntensity	IBLIntensity	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 100] (1)	Intensity multiplier for the IBL. 1.0 is default.
IBLBackgroundBlur	IBLBackgroundBlur	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 1] (0.4)	IBL background blur level. 0 not blurred, 1 fully blurred.
imageWidth	imageWidth	basic	integer [>= 1 && <= 16384] (1024)	width to be used for rendered images.
imageHeight	imageHeight	basic	integer [>= 1 && <= 16384] (1024)	height to be used for rendered images.
sampleCount	sampleCount	basic	integer [>= 1 && <= 16] (4)	number of samples per pixel for image rendering.
background	background	basic	string [transparent, white, black, gradientGray, vignette, ibl] (transparent)	background to be used for rendered images.
shadingMode	shadingMode	basic	string [pbr, wireframe, flat, diffuse, normals, emissive, opacity, metallic, roughness, clearcoat, clearcoatRoughness, specular, specularColor, sheenColor, sheenRoughness, occlusion, transmission, thickness] (pbr)	rendering method
toneMapper	toneMapper	basic	string [none, pbrNeutral] (none)	tone mapper for PBR rendering.
outputFormat	outputFormat	basic	string [jpg, png, webp] (png)	output format for the rendered images.

output - singleImage

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
cameraPosition	cameraPosition	hidden	array [<= 3] ([0, 0, 0])	camera position vector for rendering. Caution: overrides auto camera position - setting not enforced in schema.
cameraViewVector	cameraViewVector	basic	array [<= 3] ([0, 0, -1])	camera direction vector for rendering.
cameraUpVector	cameraUpVector	basic	array [<= 3] ([0, 1, 0])	camera up direction for rendering.

Render Turntable Image Series

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
"version": 1.1,
"showBackFaces": false,
"enableDropShadow": true,
"disableEnvMap": false,
"cameraVerticalFOVDeg": 0,
"IBLIntensity": 1,
"IBLBackgroundBlur": 0.4,
"imageWidth": 1024,
"imageHeight": 1024,
"sampleCount": 4,
"background": "transparent",
"shadingMode": "pbr",
"toneMapper": "none",
"outputFormat": "png",
    "output": {
        "turntable": {
        "numHorizontalImages": 1,
        "numVerticalImages": 1
        }
    }
}

output - turntable

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
numHorizontalImages	numHorizontalImages	basic	integer [>= 1 && <= 64] (1)	Number of horizontal images.
numVerticalImages	numVerticalImages	basic	integer [>= 1 && <= 64] (1)	Number of vertical images.

System Settings

tip

Also check out the System Schema

🖹 In the JSON Settings File:

{
"maxConcurrentThreads": 0,
"restrictToSubfolders": false,
"IBLFilePath": "",
    "streams": {
        "info": "stdout",
        "progress": "none",
        "warning": "stdout",
        "error": "stderr",
        "infoLevel": 3
        }
}

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
maxConcurrentThreads	maxConcurrentThreads	basic	integer (0)	maximum number of concurrent threads. 0 means no limit (adapts to number of cores), other numbers act as fixed maximum.
restrictToSubfolders	restrictToSubfolders	basic	boolean (false)	if true, only resources on the asset folder or on its subfolders are loaded.
IBLFilePath	IBLFilePath	basic	string	file path for the .env IBL to use for rendering. If empty, the default IBL map is used.

streams

Each of the stream settings can be set to one of the following values: <filename>, stdout, stderr, none.

Setting Title	Setting Name	Level	Type [Range] (Default)	Description
info	info	basic	string [<filename>, stdout, none] (stdout)	Output stream for information logging. This stream logs information about the operations being performed, including progress bars.
progress	progress	basic	string [<filename>, stdout, none] (none)	Output stream for progress logging. This stream is intended for being parsed by scripts and is disabled by default.
warning	warning	basic	string [<filename>, stdout, none] (stdout)	Output stream for warning logging. This streams logs warning messages that can be useful, for example, for determining the source of unexpected results.
error	error	basic	string [<filename>, stderr, none] (stderr)	Output stream for error logging. This stream is used to report errors during execution. Some of these errors are not fatal, the CLI will continue the command execution.
infoLevel	infoLevel	basic	integer [>= 0 && <= 4] (3)	logging verbosity (0 = quiet, 4 = debug)

info

progress stream output:

Each output line in the stream is one of the following:

execute "<command>", where command is the command being executed.

update "<value>", where value is a coarse estimate the current progress of the command. Not all commands output update information.

clocked "<elapsed>", where elapsed is the time it took (in seconds) to run the previous command.