Hi guys, here is the PG example, which I found similar to my problem.
I’m loading .glb file created by OCCT to BJS, using the function BABYLON.appendSceneAsync.
The problem is I wish to not create root node that is the parent of my real mesh, and I tried to use pluginOptions->gltf->customRootNode = null, and I did not see any changes, it still returns 2 meshes for me, one is root and one is node1.
Wish for help guys!
Here is the working PG example - https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#10520
Hope it may help 
Hi thanks for checking my question!
I did try your PG example, seems that using legacy method is preferred to solve this?
I’ve noticed the line of code “plugin.customRootNode = rn;”, however I didn’t see the difference with or without it. I checked the meshes on the scene by calling
setTimeout(()=>{
console.log(scene.meshes)
}, 2000)
And there is only one mesh with or without that plugin setup…
So I think maybe there is still a problem…
cc @ryantrem to have a look as he added the options recently
@labris you need to set the plugin callback outside of the append function or it will only works on the second call https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#10521
This still highlights an issue when used in the options that @ryantrem might have a look into.
This one is really cool.
BTW, an extra quick question
I found it not work when I changed line 9 to following:
const rn = new BABYLON.TransformNode(“myroot”, scene);
So what is the difference between AbstractMesh and TransformNode? And why I can’t replace it?(Cuz the BabylonDoc told me to do this!)
It works for me here https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#10523, not for you ?
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@sebavan Thanks for the correction!
nw I only got it cause I opened your example in a fresh browser
Not really, I just rechecked, TransformNode is not creating parent mesh, the scene has only model and skybox 2 meshes when with it.
If I open this https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#10523, I can see:
where myroot is the transformnode parent of the boombox
Cool, maybe it’s cuz I used scene.meshes to check all the meshes and TransformNode is not a type of mesh, I got it right?
yup https://playground.babylonjs.com/#WGZLGJ#10524
scene.meshes holds the meshes only and scene.transformNodes for the other.
Thanks for the heads up on this issue. There was a small logic bug that was something like finalOption = passedInOption ?? defaultOption, which is incorrect when passedInOption is null and defaultOption is undefined (the case for customRootNode). This is addressed in Don’t overwrite null root node with undefined default by ryantrem · Pull Request #15474 · BabylonJS/Babylon.js (github.com)
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Really cool for you to fix that! I just watched from GH.
Like this team 
and the source code!
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