When importing GLBs with a Skeleton what is preventing the rotation of the bones?

[Pryme8]

I have a glb that I am importing with no animations on it, but for some reason I am not able to make any sort of transforms on the bones. This is in stark contrast to importing a .babylon file with no animations and it allows me to do the same proccess.

I can see that its letting me rotate the bone but its like it instantly snaps back into place on a frame update.

[Pryme8]

Never-mind found this:

Unexpected Skeleton/Bones from exported Blender file

Can’t move the mesh via the bones (as i can on the Dude model). Can only move the mesh via transform nodes. Assume that this is not the right way? The way glTF skeletons work in Babylon.js is a bit different. glTF uses nodes for bones. To mimic this behavior in Babylon.js, the bones are linked to transform nodes in the scene. If you move the bone, it will immediately be overridden by the transform of the linked node. I know this is confusing, but we haven’t found a better way to do this yet. …

I feel like this should be shouted from the rooftops, cause its kinda obscure.

Shouldn’t bone._linkedTransformNode be public then and maybe a bone.isLinked? @bghgary

[bghgary]

@Deltakosh added a public getTransformNode to a bone that gets the linkedTransformNode.