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You’re right – I’ll definitely optimise! I didn’t for this as it is just a test and I was trying to figure out the uploading for github pages. The repo and folder in question:

You’re right, I hadn’t realised the images were loading this way. Perhaps it is to do with git lfs?

Thank you for the response!

I appreciate this is outside of the normal parameters, but are you able to v briefly outline the process for serving a verge3d app through github pages? I am struggling with how to launch the verge3d files from the repository I have a github pages site pointing to. I’ve been researching but haven’t managed to find the answer yet

I’d be grateful for any pointers.

Re: guidelines for using github pages I’m not sure…this would be serving as a portfolio of sorts so definitely not commercial!

for anyone also looking at this, there’s a function for limiting this in the weight paint mode with all vertices selected, in the ‘weights’ option, then ‘limit total’

Mikhail Luzyanin wrote:

Yes, but you need to remake skinnig so each vertex has only 4 weight. Now there’s about 6-7 weight per vertex. Limit is only 4.

Amazing, thank you! any advised resources for this?

I’ve set the puzzles up as you suggest but both the videos still freeze approx 1s after clicking, including the example fish video which I’ve imported into my scene (it works ok when I load the video texture example). Any idea why that might be?
Can video files be in the application folder or do they need to be online already?

Mikhail Luzyanin wrote:

Attach the project here.

what’s the best way to do that? the blend file is 12mb.

Thank you