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I'm trying to import a KMZ into Cesium by first converting the DAE inside into glTF with COLLADA2GTF. However when I import the glTF mesh into Cesium, it doesn't seem to apply the texture correctly to the geometry (the location is deliberately incorrect):
My guess is that it's because the DAE has multiple UV maps and for some reason either COLLADA2GLTF or Cesium can't handle that.
Here is what it should look like (KMZ in Google Earth):
However, here is what the DAE alone looks like in Autodesk FBX Review. The second image is the same model as the first, but flipped upside-down.
Do you know either a) if this is a problem with COLLADA2GLTF that can be fixed, or b) if it's a problem with either the COLLADA model or with Cesium, in which case is there an obvious attribute that I can fix?
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The dropbox link here is a 404. It sounds like this project is long since over. We do support multiple maps properly now as far as I know, so I think this can be closed.
Replaces KhronosGroup/glTF#384
I'm trying to import a KMZ into Cesium by first converting the DAE inside into glTF with COLLADA2GTF. However when I import the glTF mesh into Cesium, it doesn't seem to apply the texture correctly to the geometry (the location is deliberately incorrect):
My guess is that it's because the DAE has multiple UV maps and for some reason either COLLADA2GLTF or Cesium can't handle that.
Here is the source file as a KMZ, which you can unzip to get the DAE and images.
Here is what it should look like (KMZ in Google Earth):
However, here is what the DAE alone looks like in Autodesk FBX Review. The second image is the same model as the first, but flipped upside-down.
Do you know either a) if this is a problem with COLLADA2GLTF that can be fixed, or b) if it's a problem with either the COLLADA model or with Cesium, in which case is there an obvious attribute that I can fix?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: