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+Standard Shader
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+===
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+LÖVR has a built in "standard" shader that uses physically based rendering (PBR) techniques, which
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+can be used to render realistic materials. This material system is used in lots of engines and it's
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+the default material type in glTF, making it easy to import pretty assets and use them with LÖVR.
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+This guide will show you how to create a LÖVR project that imports PBR assets and renders them using
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+the standard shader.
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+Models
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+---
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+The glTF model format is perfect for the standard shader because glTF uses PBR materials by default.
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+LÖVR can import these models and their materials without any extra setup required. Here are a few
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+places to get glTF assets:
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+- [Official glTF sample models](https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models)
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+- [Sketchfab](https://sketchfab.com)
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+- [Blender](https://www.blender.org) can export to glTF
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+To add a model to a project, copy its glTF file (and any accompanying .bin files or textures) into
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+the main LÖVR project folder. From there, the glTF file can be loaded using `lovr.graphics.newModel`
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+in `lovr.load`.
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+Skybox
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+---
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+TODO
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+Shader Setup
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+---
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+TODO
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+Tips
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+---
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+TODO
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bjorn