SerializeMesh for single meshes and import warnings #583
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If no geometry or material found during import of a single mesh
This function can be used together with the ImportMesh in the loader to serialize and load a single mesh without the scene's overhead.
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SerializeMesh for single meshes and import warnings
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Do you mind updating the preview what's new? |
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Of course, I'll add a 2.2 what new. |
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Ah. It's already there :-) I'll update it. |
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We are a great team, isn't it ? :) |
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We sure are ! |
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This function can be used together with the ImportMesh in the loader to
serialize and load a single mesh without the scene's overhead in the .babylon file.
Warnings will be displayed in case the geometry or the material of a mesh was not included in the babylon file.