A minimal, engine-agnostic JavaScript glTF Loader, with a raw WebGL 2 simple renderer example using the loader.

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import {vec3, vec4, quat, mat4} from 'gl-matrix';
var MinimalGLTFLoader = require('build/minimal-gltf-loader.js');

var glTFLoader = new MinimalGLTFLoader.glTFLoader();
glTFLoader.loadGLTF(url, function(glTF){
    //...
});

• Accessors
  • Progressive loading / rendering
• Buffers
• BufferViews
• Images
• Meshes
• Nodes
• Primitives
• Samplers
• Textures
• Shader Loader (not part of the core of glTF 2.0)
• Animations
• Cameras
• Materials
• Skins

• glTF (.gltf) with separate resources: .bin (geometry, animation, skins), .glsl (shaders), and image files
• glTF (.gltf) with embedded resources
• Binary glTF (.glb) using the KHR_binary_glTF extension

• WebGL 2 simple renderer
  • baseColorFactor
  • baseColorTexture
  • normalTexture
  • Skybox
  • PBR
  • Animation
  • Interpolations
    • LINEAR
    • STEP
    • CATMULLROMSPLINE
    • CUBICSPLINE
  • Skin
  • Camera (from glTF)
  • Progressive rendering (No plan for this)
  • Occlusion Culling experiment
    • Bounding Box
      • AABB (Axis Aligned Bounding Box, *static)
      • OBB (Object/Oriented Bounding Box)
    • Scene Bounding Box (fast iterated) And auto centered and scaled
    • Build octree
    • Occlusion Query with hierarchy

• glTF sample Model and Buster Drone By LaVADraGoN
• Great thanks to Trung Le (@trungtle) and Patrick Cozzi (@pjcozzi) for contributing and advising.
• gl-Matrix by Brandon Jones (@toji) and Colin MacKenzie IV (@sinisterchipmunk)
• glTF-WebGL-PBR