Interface GLTFMaterial

Every vertex in a glTF Mesh has a set of attributes. POSITION cannot be specified -- ManifoldCAD will set it internally.

This array specifies how vertex properties are arranged in memory. For example, a value of ['TEXCOORD_0', 'NORMAL', 'SKIP_2', 'COLOR_0'] would implicitly use property channels 0-2 for position, followed by channels 3-4 for texture, 5-7 for surface normal, ignore 8-9, and 10-12 for color.

Some properties such as TEXCOORD_0 or COLOR_0 may be set when importing a model that has a texture or material.

When vertex property COLOR_0 is specified, it will be multiplied against baseColorFactor.

Roughness of the material. Ranges from 0 (smooth, specular) to 1.0 (rough, diffuse).

Metallic property of the material. Ranges from 0 (dielectric, e.g.: yellow plastic) to 1.0 (conductor, e.g: gold). Generally speaking materials are either one or the other and intermediate values are just for blending.

Base colour of the material. RGB values, ranging from 0 to 1.0.

If the attribute COLOR_0 is specifed, it will be multiplied against baseColorFactor. In this case, use an appropriate value like [1.0, 1.0, 1.0].

Transparency of the material. Ranges from 0 (fully transparent) to 1.0 (fully opaque).

Render model as unlit or shadeless, as opposed to physically based rendering.

Material name. Will be passed through when exported.

If set, this material is a copy of another material on an in-memory glTF model. This is used by importManifold and importModel to pass original materials and textures through manifold.

If set, this material is a copy of another material on an in-memory glTF model. This is used by importManifold and importModel to pass original materials and textures through manifold.