.obj Importer File vs File Location Question.

[Pryme8]

When you go to import a model and you call the import constructor, Ive noticed you have to have the location of the file, is it possible to just reference the memory instance of a file? IE I upload a .obj to a input DOM element it holds the actual file not the location.  Ive tried to do a URI convert but to no avail, i feel like that would be the simplest process.  But I was mainly wondering is it possible to call an import constructor with the file and not the location.

[Nabroski]

I think you talking about browser restrictions to load a file directly from disk. The Problem here is, that at somepoint to user has to insight, agains loading any file, the programmer just put in his code.
I can vistit a website, and you start deleting my window folder etc. A Filereader is necessary here.

babylonjs
BABYLON.Tools.LoadFile

javascript
var reader = new FileReader();

[Pryme8]

Ive tried that, and it does not work, I have tried passing it as binary, as text blah blah blah... its been annoying...  I understand the whole premise of loading from the DOM, and have done COR loaders in BJS that are able to import a model as raw text and turn it into a URI component that is then referable to the object loader.

Im about to say screw it and just make my own fbx importer, Im starting to think the obj importer breaks normals anyways.

[GameMonetize]

You can provide a stringified version of your data:

http://doc.babylonjs.com/classes/2.4/SceneLoader#static-importmesh-meshesnames-rooturl-scenefilename-scene-onsuccess-progresscallback-onerror-rarr-void

(check sceneFilename parameter)

[Pryme8]

This is perfect thank you