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GLB animation for the web and three.js

For 3D on the web, use an animated GLB (binary glTF): one compact file with the character and its animation that three.js, Babylon.js and model viewers load directly. KinemIQ turns a video into such an animation and exports GLB / glTF.

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KinemIQ: GLB animation for the web and three.js

In three.js

  1. Load the file with GLTFLoader.
  2. Create an AnimationMixer for the scene.
  3. Play gltf.animations[0] with mixer.clipAction(...).play() and update the mixer every frame.

Keep it light

  • Export only the block you need.
  • 30 fps is enough for most web scenes.
  • Export with the character mesh or skeleton only.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work in Babylon.js and model-viewer?

Yes - both read animated GLB / glTF.

Can I export only the skeleton?

Yes, turn the character model off in the export dialog.

Root motion on the web?

Export in place and move the object in your code, or keep root motion if the travel should come from the animation.

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