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I'm trying to differentiate a normal GLTF/GLB file from a VRM file without reading it's content. I don't want to rely on the extension .vrm, since in my case I'm downloading files from a server.
I normally rely on mime types. Is there one for VRM? or does it just use: model/gltf-binary ?
Thanks.
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We think it's reasonable to use model/gltf-binary for now, considering that the VRMC_vrm extension can be read even if the file extension is .glb.
I'm interested in how you are relying on mime types. Is there a clear advantage if we define a dedicated mime?
Hello,
I'm trying to differentiate a normal GLTF/GLB file from a VRM file without reading it's content. I don't want to rely on the extension .vrm, since in my case I'm downloading files from a server.
I normally rely on mime types. Is there one for VRM? or does it just use: model/gltf-binary ?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: