Examples

Player character exports

Each example here was generated on version 0.1.6.5v with the following settings:

ExportAllAnimationFrames = true
ExportGltfInGlbFormat = true
SeparateTwoFacedTriangles = true
ExportedAnimationTypes = p,o,c

The Babylon.js viewer that OneDrive uses was unable to display more than ~16 animations in the drop-down at default browser zoom, so I limited animations to only passive, idle, and combat.

Each example json besides the dwarf comes with two versions - one that needs to query the database and one that does not.

Level 20 male Barbarian Warrior - Classic era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 50 male Dark Elf Enchanter - Classic era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Ridiculous male Dwarf
JSON - No DB
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Level 60 female Wood Elf Druid - Kunark era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 50 female Gnome Wizard - Classic era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 30 female Half Elf Bard - Classic era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 60 male High Elf Cleric - Kunark era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 50 female Human Paladin - Classic era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 30 female Iksar Monk - Kunark era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 60 male Ogre Shadow Knight - Velious era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
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Level 60 male Troll Shaman - Velious era
JSON - DB
JSON - No DB
Model Viewer