A problem occurs when the “useDelayedTextureLoading” option is used in combination with metallicTexture and metallicRoughnessTexture on PBRMetallic and PBRMetallicRoughnessMaterial materials. In essence, the material completely loses the roughness and becomes completely smooth (see images attached).
I have prepared a playground with two different loadable scene files.
Your two scene files are not identical (not counting useDelayedTextureLoading).
There are a couple of differences in light/camera position/parameters that I don’t think are important (still you should fix that to minimize the possible causes of the problem), but you have also in your metallicTexture:
Can you try to set the same value here to be sure it is not part of the problem? The texture is found in both cases by the browser, so it’s likely not the problem but one never knows…
Hi Vinc3r
If you move camera to look at the object from below (see the images I attached) you should see the material completely smooth in the delayed loading case.
Thanks
The problem is that the CreatePrefilteredData should turn off delay loading to get the data prepared and this is not the case for now. By moving outside I can fix it for now as the scene is not yet flagged as delayed but I will send a fix asap
Hi @Deltakosh,
just to better understand, with the fix it will be possible to use PBR materials with delayed texture loading? Working on a product configurator, I need to have scenes with many materials but with only a few actually used, based on the particular configuration chosen by the user. With the delayed loading of the textures I avoid downloading all the textures initially, but only when necessary.
Thanks
