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Hi, I'm trying to compress a glTF model which has node name with escape characters, but it seems to me that the transcoder isn't parsing it correctly.
As shown, the original model can be loaded properly(I'm using three.js editor for testing)
Yet, after compressing with the transcoder, three.js editor failed to load the model and return with following error message, which might be caused by unescaped character.
Expected ',' or '}' after property value in JSON at position 207
I am wondering if I am missing something or there's actually a false parsing?
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brian3814
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Draco_Transcoder not handling escape characters properly
[bug] Draco_Transcoder not handling escape characters properly
Feb 2, 2023
brian3814
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[bug] Draco_Transcoder not handling escape characters properly
Draco_Transcoder not handling escape characters properly
Feb 2, 2023
Thanks for the report. The issue if with the json writing code. We just fixed it internally and will out with the next release. We are currently working on the next please, so that should be out soon.
Hi, I'm trying to compress a glTF model which has node name with escape characters, but it seems to me that the transcoder isn't parsing it correctly.
As shown, the original model can be loaded properly(I'm using three.js editor for testing)
Yet, after compressing with the transcoder, three.js editor failed to load the model and return with following error message, which might be caused by unescaped character.
I am wondering if I am missing something or there's actually a false parsing?
Thanks.
compressed_node_with_special_char.zip
node_with_special_char.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: