Gltf ziploader, how to add scene using blob

Questions
1

//using jszip.min.js
//using ziploader.js ,
//using babylon.max.js

var url = `"/3dmax/gltf/obj.zip";` //gltf file 180mb after compression 33mb ,i need this

//xhr zip & progress
var manager = new LoadingManager();

new Promise(function (resolve, reject) {
    if (url.match(/\.zip$/)) {
        new ZipLoader().load(url).then(function (zip) {
            manager.setURLModifier(zip.urlResolver);
            resolve(zip.find(/\.(gltf|glb)$/i));
        });
    } else {
        resolve(url);
    }
}).then(function (files) {
    //zip has been downloaded to the client
    //files[0] blob:/3dmax/gltf/demo1.gltf
    // Now this wrong, how to add scene using blob
    BABYLON.SceneLoader.Load(files[0], ....);
    // im trying to using Tools ,but its wrong too.
BABYLON.Tools.LoadFile(file,
                        (data, url) => {

                        }, (data) => {

                        }, false,
                        (XMLHttpRequest, err) => {

                        });
});`
2

Hello,

Your browser should be able to do it automatically if your webserver supports automatic gzip compression: How To Optimize Your Site With GZIP Compression – BetterExplained

If this is not the case, then you need to call Url.CreateObjectUrl(data) on your unzipped content before calling SceneLoader.Load:
https://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#7F6S08#3

Also I recommend using glb instead of gltf as gltf needs additional files (.bin) and I’m not sure they will go through your process