GLTF Export Options

Export cameras: This option allows to export cameras created in the document.

Export lights: This option allows to export lights created in the document.

Export visualizations: This option allows to export the visualizations created in the document as glTF "scene".

Textures: This option allows to specify the texture export mode.

• None (no textures exported).

• Embedded (textures contained within the glTF file).

• Linked files (textures saved alongside the glTF file).

Select the Representation to export.

• or the entities to export
• or the set to export

Export sets as assemblies: this option allows to create a file where only the structure of the selected set is exported. This option is available for exclusive sets only.

Choose Exploned configuration or Animation.

This option allows you to set the faceting level. You can choose to pre-set it, or to enter a surface and angular tolerance.

A high level of faceting means that the curved surface is approximated by a large number of small polygons, resulting in a smoother, more precise rendering.

When this option is checked, the document is exported to a folder within the current project. It is not available on the computer’s disk.

This option allows to select a reference frame if needed. If no frame is selected,the absolute frame will be used.

The reference frame can be:

• The camera frame (reference frame for standard cameras, equivalent of the Top camera).

• A document frame to be selected from the list.

Compressed: This option allows to generate a compressed file.

+Y Up: In glTF, the vertical direction is defined as Y+. This option allows to enforce the Y+ direction from the reference frame above.

• If an assembly with mechanism is exported, it is also possible to choose the configuration or the simulation to export.

• Simulation: This option is only available from an assembly with a simulation. In this case, a drop down list allows you to select the simulation to export.