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This is more of a question to be honest. Would it be possible to keep the effects applied by poly.google on the model we import when using the API? If it is not possible to have them imported by Poly could you just give some clues on how to obtain the visual effect as Poly ? If it is not too much to ask ^^
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This is more of a question to be honest. Would it be possible to keep the effects applied by poly.google on the model we import when using the API? If it is not possible to have them imported by Poly could you just give some clues on how to obtain the visual effect as Poly ? If it is not too much to ask ^^
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: