Hi, is there anywhere I can find an updated example of the .babylon file structure?
how about this -
https://doc.babylonjs.com › resources › file_format_map_(.babylon)
?
That is the one I used before that gave me errors, which I made a forum post about here: SceneLoader.Append() with .babylon file not loading lights or textures
Oh! Sorry 
So, as @sebavan said, it requires doc update. will happen soon.
If I may ask - How do you export the .babylon file? or are you creating it on your own? The newest exporters are always updated and export the right file format.
I copy-pasted the code from the documentation and stored it in a text file that I just called “test.babylon”. Is that a valid way of building the file?
Actually you can open any .babylon file with text editor.
For example, file “babylonJS_logo_v3.babylon” from Available Meshes to Import - Babylon.js Documentation will look like this:
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Right, that makes sense. I guess I’m confused about if the bug from my previous post is code-related or if it’s related to the format of the .babylon file being out of date.
I think the doc is up to date (@sebavan fixed it)
Just guessing, but in-order to run that example, wouldn’t you also need to have the files:
- Metal1.png
- concrete5.png
- violons11.wav
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Do you mind reproducing it in the PG?
I took @JCPalmer’s and took out the textures from my babylon file and I think that fixed that issue. Thanks for pointing that out, I’m not sure why I thought the textures were default babylon ones.
https://playground.babylonjs.com/#EVYDJU#1
@Deltakosh here is a playground reflecting these changes, the console contains these errors still:
I’m not sure what the error message means.
OK bug found
thanks a lot for your patience
I’ll fix it for next nightly
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No problem, thank you for the help! This community is great.
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