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Hey Guys, I tried all things with glTF model, I can't texture it in live programmatically, I don't see examples or documentation anywhere. The issue is that when I try to re-texture (for example change albedo) with new BABYLON.DynamicTexture I have black texture. When I try to recreate a PBR Material, the texture doesn't stick on the UVs model. Its crazy ! The only way I see is to change the JSON glTF and reload the whole glTF with the mesh model ! If anyone can show me the syntax to do texturing on a mesh with glTF PBR syntax, it's welcome. thanks

Is there a way to layer texture maps? For instance, I want to allow users to be able to modify a geometry's diffuse color, but have a black and white texture map overlay the color so it can keep the look of grime/grit (like setting a layer to multiply in photoshop). Or do I just have to make different colored texture maps in photoshop that already have the grime/grit applied and toggle between them?

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Hello everyone... sorry for another noob question but I am learning and loving babylon! I am curious if babylon can project a texture onto multiple objects... similiar to how this is: http://playground.babylonjs.com/#1215MA but I want to be able to project from a specific point in the scene.. not from the active camera but maybe another camera in the scene? Thanks!

Hello Everyone, I would like to add shadows and reflections to a car model that was exported from blender to Babylon.JS. (The file is attached to this post.) I have tried using 'static reflection' in the blender software but it looks horrible when I exported it as a *.babylon file. I have seen reflections in 'The Car" demo on the BabylonJS website and would like to know how to do the same. I am not sure how to identify the mesh that I want to use as a reflector (My programming skills is very weak.) I have seen the tutorial on 'advanced texturing' here https://github.com/BabylonJS/Babylon.js/wiki/14-Advanced-Texturing, but I am not clear on how to do it with *.babylon meshes. Could someone help me please? I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks