3D File Format

Check and correct the 3D file to ensure it's in a specified format.

Parameter table

param	unit	required	description
fileFormat		yes	The desired 3D file format to check against.

Detailed description

This rule checks if the provided file complies with the specified file format (fileFormat). If the file is not in the desired format, the rule will apply a correction to convert the file accordingly.

This ensures compatibility and functionality across various 3D software and platforms that require specific file formats.

Correction

The correction process involves opening the 3D file in Blender, then exporting it to the required format. This method guarantees that the file will be properly formatted and functional in environments that support the specified 3D file formats.

This conversion process is efficient and maintains the integrity of the 3D model’s data.

How to setup

The '3D File Format' rule ensures that all 3D files conform to specific, widely-used formats, enhancing compatibility across various platforms and tools.

** Key parameter: **

• fileFormat: Specifies the required file format. Select a format based on your project's needs and the compatibility of target platforms. The supported file formats are: fbx, obj, gltf, glb, dae, stl, blend

Creator tips

• Ensure that you are familiar with the file format required by your project or system.
• Before finalizing your 3D models, always validate the file format by re-importing them into Blender to check for any potential loss of data or functionality.

Examples

value	valid	fileFormat	description
	✅	fbx	Air Jordan shoes in FBX file
	❌	obj	Air Jordan shoes in FBX file