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I am trying to export a scene to gltf format, and load it with threejs gltf2loader. However after I the export the edges are more visible, I'm not sure if it is the exporter issue or I must do something to my scene in Blener. I do not see this problem when I render my scene with cycles

Do somebody have this issue before?

this is how my material looks like

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myexporting settings are the following:

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  • $\begingroup$ When you say "the edges are more visible" what do you mean? Can you share before/after screenshots and ideally the .blend file? Are you using smoothing? Perhaps see this issue. $\endgroup$ – Don McCurdy Jan 9 '18 at 5:57
  • $\begingroup$ Hi, thank you for you replay. The problem was the normals, I have forgotten to recalculate them. This made my object look less smooth. $\endgroup$ – Kostyuk Rostyslav Jan 11 '18 at 8:50
  • $\begingroup$ Ok, glad you figured it out. Could you post that as an answer to your question? $\endgroup$ – Don McCurdy Jan 11 '18 at 15:59
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After searching in blender manual I find out that the problem was the shading mode. Basically edge was clearly visible because I applied flat shading to my model and then exported it.

The changes I made to my gltf exporter didn't affect my model at all.

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to change you can change shading mode in transform tab in object mode

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