Put some 3D sparkles in your 2D app
summary
Shows how to drop real 3D models into an Android Compose app using the Filament engine, loading glb and gltf formats, and reusing one Engine plus loaders across list cards. Details include creating Skybox + indirect light, the three light types (directional, point, spot), toggling material params (metalness, roughness, baseColor), driving camera with camera manipulator or ValueAnimator, and reading embedded animations from a glb to play by ID. Includes ModelViewer glue and TextureView blending tips.
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chapters (12)
- 0:003D in 2D apps
- 2:10Filament capabilities
- 7:51Filament on Android
- 13:11Lights and scenes in Filament
- 17:32Filament with Jetpack Compose
- 21:11Animations for 3D models
- 24:25Touch gestures for 3D
- 26:11Blend 3D with UI
- 27:58Custom materials and reflections
- 29:27Animated 3D models
- 31:373D object catalog
- 33:27Further learning
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