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README.md

Godot glTF import and export module

In a nutshell, the glTF module works like this:

  • The structures/ folder contains glTF structures, the small pieces that make up a glTF file, represented as C++ classes.
  • The extensions/ folder contains glTF extensions, which are optional features that build on top of the base glTF spec.
  • GLTFState holds collections of structures and extensions.
  • GLTFDocument operates on GLTFState and its elements.
  • The editor/ folder uses GLTFDocument to import and export 3D models.