Inspecting accessor data sometimes shows incorrect values

[Mknsri]

When inspecting the accessors 5 or 7 on the attached model the inspector shows the data incorrectly or just with the wrong value.

Specifically accessor 5 repeats the same 2 matrices multiple times:

And accessor 7 shows the first component of the vector as -0.00... when it in reality is -9.3710...

VS Code version:
Version: 1.33.1 (user setup)
Commit: 51b0b28134d51361cf996d2f0a1c698247aeabd8

Plugin version:
2.2.4

sneik.zip

[bghgary]

Thanks for the report. I can confirm something is wrong. In the mean time, if you use Go to Definition (F12), it seems to show the correct values.

[bghgary]

I have a fix for the matrix values. I accidentally broke it in the last PR.

The accessor 7 issue is not an issue. The values are correct. The double values show as:

The values are being formatted to 5 decimals places. The first value results in 0.00000.

[emackey]

@Mknsri I'll get this fix published sometime in the next few days.

Did the accessor 7 explanation make sense to you? The e-9 on the end of that number makes it too small to be seen in the first five digits. It's roughly -0.000000009371...

Thanks for the report!

[Mknsri]

Sure, thanks for the quick response!

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[emackey]

Version 2.2.5 of gltf-vscode was just published. Thanks for the fix @bghgary. This version also includes an upgrade from Babylon 4.0.0-alpha.26 to 4.0.3 stable.