Adding .env to babylon export

Questions
1

Hi folks.
I have my exported babylon file open in sandbox but how do I drop a .dds or .env file into it to change the lighting.

Thanks for any help

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Hey.

If you mean how to set the environment texture in the sandbox, there is an option available to upload a dds or env texture in the scene window of the inspector.

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Actually… drag’n’dropping doesn’t works for you?

https://i.imgur.com/nwhU9BA.gif

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perfect! just what I was looking for. Thanks for your help.
Would you know if you can animate transparency over to to fade objects in and out?

5

Drag and drop doesnt work, it just downloads it to my downloads folder when i try dropping in the browser.

6

yeah, Judge Dredd is here :smiley:

7

Here is simple example on animating the opacity.
https://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#D7QM63#1

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Many thanks for this rpajo. I am coming at this as a complete beginner and know nothing about code.
Im working on a project where I have done the animation and have exported it to babylonjs for the web dev guys to implement. So I guess they will have to implement the fade in out at their end rather than me do it in Maya.
I can forward your example.

Many thanks

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Exporting material animations (at to my knowledge) usually doesn’t work. Object animations such as transforms work fine though with the maya babylon exporter.

Good luck :slight_smile: