A single-file package avoids the most common missing-resource problem found in GLTF folders, OBJ/MTL pairs, and externally textured FBX files.
Drapery Reveal
Create a reveal from a GLB model
GLB is the recommended Drapery Reveal format because geometry, materials, and textures can travel together in one browser-friendly file.
No installation · Source model normally stays in your browser · No subscription
Why GLB is the recommended starting point
Check the asset before recording
Open the GLB and inspect its orientation, silhouette, materials, and embedded textures. The editor normalizes the model for the scene, so compare visual proportions rather than expecting source units to remain unchanged.
Build the reveal
Frame the model, apply the cloth, choose a pull that clears important features, and refine lighting and the surface. Run several previews before starting a recorded take.
If a GLB still looks wrong
A GLB can still contain unsupported or unusual material features. Re-export with broadly compatible PBR materials, embed required textures, reduce unnecessary complexity, and test the new file in the target browser.
Questions, answered
Frequently asked questions
Does every GLB work?
No format can guarantee every asset. Very complex geometry, unusual material extensions, or device limitations can still affect the result.
Are source units preserved?
No. Drapery Reveal normalizes the longest model dimension for its presentation scene.
Try the real workflow
Give your 3D model an entrance.
Open the editor, test the reveal, and decide what to record after you see the simulation.