GLB Viewer

The GLB Viewer analyzes GLB and GLTF assets by extracting structural metadata and providing a concise, machine-readable report. It focuses on asset integrity, compatibility, and readiness for import into engines or pipelines. The tool does not render the model but derives counts, bounds, and resource usage to support automation and QA workflows.
Conceptually, it parses binary and JSON structures, resolves resources, and aggregates information about meshes, nodes, materials, textures, animations, and skins. It then computes a bounding box in a consistent unit system (meters by default) and flags potential issues such as missing buffers or unsupported extensions. This approach enables teams to triage assets early and integrate validation into CI pipelines.
The unique value lies in delivering a comprehensive yet compact asset snapshot that is suitable for automation, review, and integration with asset-management systems. By combining structural analysis with a clear, exportable data payload, teams can compare assets across releases, enforce standards, and reduce rework during engine imports. Core features include file ingestion, metadata extraction, bounding-box computation, resource linkage, report generation, and error logging. Use cases span game studios, streaming-asset pipelines, and tooling providers that require rapid verification of GLB/GLTF assets before downstream processing.