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  • Method 1: Import to 'Assets' tab, then drag into scene
  • Method 2: Import directly to scene

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  1. Getting Started

Importing Assets

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3D files can be imported into PixCap using 2 simple methods.

Method 1: Import to 'Assets' tab, then drag into scene

Import files by dragging and dropping the file from your local computer into the PixCap app. These files will be uploaded directly to the ‘Assets’ tab and can be reused on any other projects.

These are the type of files you can import on PixCap:

  • GLB (binary version of GLTF)

  • FBX (make sure textures are embedded in FBX)

NOTE: It is recommended to embed textures into the raw GLB and FBX file.

Method 2: Import directly to scene

Click Import button at the top right corner to import GLB or FBX file directly onto the scene.

Drag-n-drop FBX files from your local system into PixCap