Dynamic Lighting & SSAO

• •Choose 'Import' > 'glTF 2.0 (.glb/gltf)'.
• •In the file explorer window, navigate to where you downloaded the .glb file and select it.
• •Click the 'Import glTF 2.0' button.
• •And that's it! The 3D model should now be imported into Blender and ready for you to work with.

Second, scale the model by a factor of 5.3 to transform it to proper world dimensions:

• •Press 'A' key to select all in the 3D Viewport.
• •Press the 'S' key to activate the scaling tool.
• •Type '5.3' on your keyboard to set the scale factor to 5.3.
• •Press 'Enter' to apply the scaling factor.

Third, Set Emission Color to Match Base Color in Shader Editor

• •Go to the 'Shading' tab.
• •Click on the material you want to edit to select it.
• •Click on the color swatch next to the 'Emission' color input to open the color picker.
• •Set the emission color to the same color as the base color by either selecting it from the color picker or entering the RGB values manually.
• •Repeat steps 3-8 for each material you want to edit.
• •And that's it! The emission color for each material should now be set to the same color as the base color.

Fourth, Set Emission Strength for Crystal and Other Materials to Improve Shadows

• •Still in the 'Shading' tab in the nodes window at the bottom.
• •Select the material you wish to edit.
• •Near the 'Emission' color, locate the 'Emission Strength' input.
• •Set the emission strength to 0.8 for the crystal glowing material, and 0.3 for all other materials.
• •Repeat steps 3-7 for each material you want to edit.

Fifth, export the edited model as a .glb file and upload to Frame as a custom environment.

• •Make sure the 3D model you want to export is selected in the 3D viewport.
• •Go to the 'File' menu and choose 'Export' > 'glTF 2.0 (.glb/gltf)'.
• •In the export settings window, make sure the 'Selected objects' checkbox is enabled.
• •Choose the export location by clicking on the 'Browse' button and navigating to the desired folder.
• •Enter a name for the exported .glb file.
• •Under the 'Geometry' section, select the desired export settings.
• •Under the 'Materials' section, select the desired export settings.
• •Under the 'Advanced' section, select the desired export settings.
• •Click the 'Export glTF 2.0' button to begin the export process.
• •And that's it! The edited 3D model should now be exported as a .glb file and ready for use in other applications.

Sixth, in your Frame settings:

• •Enable the default light
• •Enable shadows
• •Enable SSAO
• •Enable the environment to be shown when a sphere is open.