While much of what Poliigon offers is unfortunately not free, there are still plenty of textures, models, HDRIs, and brushes that you can try in your own work without handing over a dime. The Poliigon site acts as an asset resource for 3D artists, and everything that you'll find on it comes directly from Andrew and his team. If you're a fan, you've likely heard him mention his own pet brand, Poliigon. I have also tried the three.js JS exporter plugin for Blender, but in that case (using the appropriate demo template) all I get is a JS exception 'Cannot read property 'opacity' of undefined'.Only a very special type of curmudgeon can claim to hate Andrew Price, the energetic personality behind the hugely-popular Blender Guru YouTube channel. Alternatively, if I also check 'Include UV Texture', I get an all-gray rendering with no textures. If I enable 'Include Material Textures' I end up with the gold coloring on the main part of the model, but none of the other textures are mapped and the solar panels furthermore become completely black. Using the default options in blender export the resulting rendering is devoid of all textures.

Modify a copy of threejs/examples/webgl_loader_collada.html to point to the exported.

For reference, the full gallery of NASA 3D Models can be seen here. I am using the webgl_loader_collada.html example as a basis to import a sample 3D model from blender into three.js.įor input, I'm using the MESSENGER model available from the NASA website. I can verify from Chrome's Network tab that it is downloading all of the texture files, but for some reason they are not being rendered. I'm new to Open/WebGL and am having issues getting the textures/skins from a downloaded Blender model to show up in three.js.

Download texture blender