Model Inspection

Instructions for use

This tool is used to check whether *.obj, *.3ds, *.dae, *.fbx, and *.gltf model data comply with regulations. After the check is completed, if non-compliant model objects exist in the data, an inspection report (a JSON-formatted *.report file) will be generated at the specified path. The report records detailed information about the non-compliant model objects.

Parameter Description

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Model Folder
(Optional)
Specifies the folder path containing multiple model files to be processed. The program will traverse all subdirectories under this folder and include all model files of supported formats in the operation.
The Model Folder and Model File parameters are mutually exclusive. If both are set, the Model File parameter takes precedence.
String
Model File
(Optional)
Specifies the model file to be processed (*.3ds/*.obj/*.gltf/*.dae/*.fbx).
iDesktopX can open a single specified model file or add a folder to specify multiple model files in bulk.
The Model Folder and Model File parameters are mutually exclusive. If both are set, the Model File parameter takes precedence.
String
Texture Utilization
(Optional)
Sets the threshold for model texture utilization, with a default value of 0.8. Model objects with texture utilization below the specified threshold are non-compliant. Float
Inspection Report Specifies the storage path and file name of the inspection report. String

Output Result

Parameter Name Parameter Description Parameter Type
Is Compliant Indicates whether the model file is compliant. Returns true if compliant, and no inspection report is generated. Otherwise, returns false, and an inspection report is generated at the specified path. Boolean