Sample: Draco Encoding

This sample encodes a sphere mesh into Draco™ data at runtime. Its scripts serve as a blueprint to create your own encoding logic.

Install the sample

When you select Draco for Unity in the Package Manager, you'll be able to click on the Samples tab to see the list of samples. Find the Draco Encoding sample and click its Import button.

Its content will get imported into the sample folder Assets/Samples/Draco for Unity/<package version>/Draco Encoding.

Run the sample

Open the scene DracoEncode from the sample folder. You'll notice a GameObjects named EncodeMeshToDraco that holds a sphere mesh (a MeshFilter/MeshRenderer combination) and a component of type EncodeMeshToDraco.

If you enter Play Mode, the sphere mesh gets encoded to Draco data and is saved to a file in the [persistent data path folder]. A log in the console will inform you about the exact location of the resulting file:

Saved submesh 0 to <some path>/Sphere-submesh-0.drc

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