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-===== Asset types ===== +===== Asset ===== 
-The asset types that can be used with vrdoro are described here. +All content created by users and made available via the platform is referred to as an asset. Here are some examples of assets 
- +  * [[en:store:3dmodel]] 
-==== 3D models ==== +  * [[en:store:panorama]] 
-A 3D model is a digital representation of an object or scene in three dimensions. vrdoro supports various formats for the use of 3D models: +  * [[en:store:3dset]] 
-  * glTF file +  * [[en:store:texture]]
-  * ZIP archive with glTF file, bin file and textures +
-  * glb file with embedded textures +
-  * OBJ file +
-  * USDZ format (for download only) +
- +
-vrdoro then automatically converts the models into a glTF model with separate textures. This then enables the use and download of models with compressed textures. +
- +
-==== 360 degree panoramas ==== +
-Images in equirectangular format are supported for 360 degree panoramas. +
- +
-==== 3D sets ==== +
-3D sets are code elements that can be inserted into the scene instead of 3D objects. They are used when complex composite elements that form a unit and should react like a single model are required. 3D sets can contain interaction elements, animations and audio clips. In addition, 3D sets can also interact with other elements in a scene. +
- +
-==== Textures ==== +
-The following texture types can be used: +
-  * Diffuse +
-  * Normal +
-  * Roughness +
-  * Displacement +
-  * Ao +
-  * Arm +
-  * Emissive +
-  * Metalness +
-  * Alpha Map +
  
 +The resources are used to create virtual VR content.