Need help.
I’ve created a mesh and mapped textures to it. Now I want this to be saved to my local disk.
I tried with CreatesnapShot function, but I see there are no options to save to my disk automatically once the mesh is rendered. Can someone point to any references.
TIA.
I’m not sure I understand.
You’ve made and mapped a mesh in a DCC, then you load it with Babylonjs and then you want to save it again?
@Cedric once i generate the mesh, I did screenshot functionality. If I click the screenshot button, it’s not asking to download / save to my local disk. That’s what I’m looking for.
@Cedric Thanks a lot and it worked.
I’m looking little more actually. I do not want to press export button every time. Instead what I want is, whenever I run the script the image should get downloaded.
I need this to be automated because, I really have large set of images and clicking export button every time is really hectic work.
You can do it programmatically. Check this documentation page : glTF Exporter | Babylon.js Documentation
Tried that, but seeing this error.
I did a quick try and I get a download:
Yep, it works on PG for me. But getting that error when I tried it locally on my browser.
Did you also follow this JS imports ? : glTF Exporter | Babylon.js Documentation
Yes I’ve used and the error is showing up on those imported files only.
“o.TextureTools.ApplyPostProcess() is not a function” this is the error. This function is coming from https://preview.babylonjs.com/serializers/babylonjs.serializers.min.js
Do you have an idea why it’s crashing @Evgeni_Popov ?
@Cedric Is there any possibility that it can be downloaded as .jpg or .png files ?
(My scene do not contain any animations or 3 d effects. It’s just a mesh mapped with image on it).
Thanks.
It seems your are using the 5.0 version of the serializers: you should use the 4.2 version to match the version of your Babylon lib. So, get it from:
https://cdn.babylonjs.com/serializers/babylonjs.serializers.min.js
[EDIT] To render pictures of the scene: Render Scenes To .png Files | Babylon.js Documentation
wait! you want to save the mesh or a screen capture of your scene?
If the later, then follow these steps : Render Scenes To .png Files | Babylon.js Documentation
@Cedric I want scene.
The screenshot reference again points me to the initial stage for which I’ve posted the question.
How can I do without click the screenshot button.
@Evgeni_Popov Thanks a lot for the quick help. It worked.
paint3d can open .glb.
and a search on the web will bring more options.
Thanks.
I used 3D Builder.
Followed this, it’s just getting the screenshot of the background. But I need the image.
https://www.babylonjs-playground.com/#JKA0QS
Can you pls check at line number 164 and line number 166.
