CommercialRefrigerator #168
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Commercial refrigerator with glass condensation, champagne bottles, and door animation. This asset represents a small glass-fronted commercial refrigerator of the type seen commonly in convenience stores. The asset was created to demonstrate a high quality model for e-commerce use, and to provide instructions on how to create similar assets using current industry-accepted 3D content creation techniques.
Replaced "Commercial Fridge" with 'Commercial Fridge'
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this looks fantasic! would be nice to have a open and a close animation |
It has animation for the door, opening and closing. If you load it in a viewer that supports animation, you should see it! Some info here about the animation and how it was done: https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Assets/blob/1d0cf80c48b1c6ebc1c6b8fa8ed1d932942084d6/Models/CommercialRefrigerator/README.body.md#animation |
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Hey yes, i see the animatio , but its open/close in one animation clip, the idea is to start open animation and close seperate |
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Thanks, this is a nice asset! 
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Nice viewer! Love all the options. The link you posted doesn't work for me, but if I trim off the trailing "ee%2FModels%2FCommercialRefrigerator%2FglTF-Binary%2FCommercialRefrigerator.glb" then it works? |
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Indeed a nice model. That icey class will certainly pose a challenge for viewers. But... I wouldn't write a comment if I didn't want to ask a stupid question 😁 : I wonder whether the bottles could benefit from |
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The great thing about permissive licenses is you’re free to remix the asset pretty much however you might like to. So, I encourage everyone to go for it! Make those animation clips, instance the bottles, set it up for interactivity! I would love to see what you can do with it. Only rule is to give credit, that’s it. |
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I did a quick review and only made one minor comment. The only other thing I noticed is that the ORM and normal textures are in jpg format which I guess is working fine, but don't we normally avoid using jpg for non-color textures to avoid cross-talk between channels?
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nit: This image has a cursor in it. Maybe good to remove it.
Removed the cursor from the screenshot. Thanks for the tip Gary!
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It was difficult for me to see an improvement using PNGs instead for the ORMs and Normals, unless I zoomed in very close. I compressed the Normal JPGs at 95/100, and the rest at 75/100. There is a bit of noise added to the interior Metallic, and the interior Occlusion is a bit blurrier. Here's a version using PNG for ORM and Normal, it's about 16.7mb (versus 9.8mb with JPGs) |
Commercial refrigerator with glass condensation, champagne bottles, and door animation.
This asset represents a small glass-fronted commercial refrigerator of the type seen commonly in convenience stores.
The asset was created on contract with the Khronos Group, to demonstrate a high quality model for e-commerce use, and to provide instructions on how to create similar assets using current industry-accepted 3D content creation techniques.