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THREE.OBJLoader: Unexpected line: "<!DOCTYPE html>" #6

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mkantz84 opened this issue Mar 24, 2019 · 8 comments
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THREE.OBJLoader: Unexpected line: "<!DOCTYPE html>" #6

mkantz84 opened this issue Mar 24, 2019 · 8 comments

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@mkantz84
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Hi,
I keep getting an error when i try to load an obj file: Uncaught Error: THREE.OBJLoader: Unexpected line: ""
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what can be the issue here?
@mbuckley2000
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Same issue here

@fitwist
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fitwist commented Jul 10, 2019

Same issue

@LukeV111
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Did anyone manage to fix this?

@fitwist
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fitwist commented Feb 13, 2020

Maybe this gist will help you

@dankaki
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dankaki commented Jun 18, 2020

No solutions yet?

@tbfreitas
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tbfreitas commented Jul 14, 2020 •
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I just did make a simple test and did move .obj to "avatars" folder, found in public folder, and it worked. I realized that some components use relative folder to describe the source path, how showed below:

Captura de Tela 2020-07-14 às 15 56 09

I'm using a react template named 'Core-ui-free-react-admin'. So, althought i keep researching how to fix through the right way, I just dropped .obj files in avatars for now.

@GSRdevelopment
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the src parameter only takes a url, so, it must be the physical direction of the file in the computer that tha project is hosted in or a web url from where the model can be downloaded. e.g: https://groups.csail.mit.edu/graphics/classes/6.837/F03/models/teapot.obj
if you are passing a string variable with the contents of the file IT'S NOT going to work and there is no workaround this parameter, or not that I know of. I also tried to parse it with three.js methods and it didn't work, so yeah, you could assume this parameter is of strict nature.

@Jedliu
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Jedliu commented Dec 17, 2020

I just did make a simple test and did move .obj to "avatars" folder, found in public folder, and it worked. I realized that some components use relative folder to describe the source path, how showed below:

Captura de Tela 2020-07-14 às 15 56 09

I'm using a react template named 'Core-ui-free-react-admin'. So, althought i keep researching how to fix through the right way, I just dropped .obj files in avatars for now.

Just put the model in the public folder solves my problem! Thank you!

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