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Jun 13, 2025
- New VRM1SceneLoader class for VRM1 format
- loadThumbnail
- image
- bufferView
- buffer
- Extended UIImage init for VRM1 image loading
- New VRM1SceneLoader class for VRM1 format
- loadThumbnail
- image
- bufferView
- buffer
- Extended UIImage init for VRM1 image loading
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request adds initial support for loading VRM1 models by introducing a dedicated VRM1SceneLoader class. This new loader provides the foundational capabilities to parse VRM1 files and access core data like images and buffers, paving the way for full VRM1 model rendering in SceneKit.
Highlights
- New VRM1 Loader: Introduced a new
VRM1SceneLoaderclass specifically designed to load VRM1 format models into a SceneKit context. This class handles parsing the VRM1 structure and accessing underlying GLTF data. - Image Loading Support: Added functionality within
VRM1SceneLoaderand an extension toUIImageto correctly load images referenced in the VRM1/GLTF data, supporting both URI references and images embedded in GLTF buffer views. - Data Access Methods: Implemented methods within
VRM1SceneLoaderto access raw buffer and buffer view data from the GLTF structure, which is essential for loading various model components like images. - Thumbnail Loading: Included a specific method (
loadThumbnail) inVRM1SceneLoaderto easily retrieve the thumbnail image defined in the VRM1 metadata.
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Code Review
This pull request introduces the VRM1SceneLoader class for loading VRM1 format data, extends UIImage initialization for VRM1 image loading, and updates the String extension for error conformance. The primary feedback focuses on adding bounds checks to array accesses within the VRM1SceneLoader to prevent potential runtime crashes.
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Thank you for the great pull request!
Your implementation follows the existing code, which is excellent.
Also, thank you for fixing the warnings and addressing the review comments.
I’ll go ahead and merge it!