@KURO here’s a great example of what babylon viewer can do.…

@KURO here’s a great example of what babylon viewer can do.
https://sandbox.babylonjs.com/?kiosk=true&assetUrl=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models/master/2.0/MosquitoInAmber/glTF/MosquitoInAmber.gltf&cameraPosition=-0.14,0.005,0.03&autoRotate=true&skybox=true&environment=https://assets.babylonjs.com/environments/studio.env

lots of control over materials and background and scene elements… you can even make games with it if interested.
I want it for the scene control… especially backgrounds… because with standard glTF and glb don’t allow any control over the background… it’s up to however the site devs implement the viewer.
Also, you can embed the babylon viewer within HTML and reference the scene elsewhere.
And that’s where I’m at… I have the HTML code and it works to inscribe the HTML onchain but reference a babylon scene file on a traditional web server, like github or google drive, and view it on whatsonchain and kinda sorta on 1sat (see video I uploaded)…
… but I want the HTML and babylon scene file on-chain… and they can still be separate inscriptions… but I want them both on-chain. That way I can start making 3d eggs and more and gifting them to frens like you and @pxl272 and so many moarrr. ;D