This is a fork of bevy /crates/bevy_gltf, that doesn't change any functionalities, but provides several possibilities to customize the conversion between gltf and bevy interns on load using the trait GltfTrait.

Trait Features

• set the extensions default: &["gltf", "glb"]
• Material:
  • change the Material used
  • or just edit the StandardMaterials
• Meshes:
  • edit any Mesh
  • edit their EntityWorldMut (similar to EntityCommands)
  • edit the Transform and EntityWorldMut of their parent
• Lights:
  • edit their SpotLight, PointLight or DirectionalLight components
  • edit their EntityWorldMut
  • edit the Transform and EntityWorldMut of their parent
• edit the App

Notes

• If you want to insert components through the trait and they are foreign to bevy_gltf:
  • Make sure to use on_app to .register_type() them
• the provided gltf structs make it possible to react to custom gltf properties

Versions

Example

The original way of adding the plugin changes to:

fn main(){
    let mut app = App::new();
    app.add_plugins((
        MinimalPlugins,
        GltfPlugin::<()>::default(),
        // ...
    ));
    app.run();
}

..and can be modified with the trait to either replace or extend (using different extensions) scene imports.

#[derive(Reflect,Clone,Default)]
struct WhiteGltf;
impl GltfTrait for WhiteGltf {
    const EXTENSIONS: &'static [&'static str] = &["myglb"];
    type Material = StandardMaterial;        
    fn convert_material (mut convert:GltfTraitMaterial) -> Self::Material {
        convert.material.base_color = Color::WHITE;
        convert.material.base_color_texture = None;
        convert.material
    }
}

fn main(){
    let mut app = App::new();
    app.add_plugins((
        DefaultPlugins,
        GltfPlugin::<WhiteGltf>::default()
    ));
    app.run();
}