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One of the default glb avatars is malfunctioning (500 internal server error) #70

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utkarsh-promact opened this issue Dec 5, 2023 · 7 comments

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@utkarsh-promact
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Avatar url => "https://models.readyplayer.me/62fd66f93e172e005443e7cc.glb" is broken from ready player me's end. This needs to be replaced or removed from the code.

This code is on line 38 to 44 in src/settingsMenu.js

@yoshikiohshima
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Thanks for reporting. Interestingly only one of 8 does not load. Let us investigate what is going on.

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codefrau commented Dec 5, 2023

IMHO we should not be using random third parties and personal accounts to host these assets. Either upload to croquet.io or as a data handle.

@utkarsh-promact
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Is this issue resolved? or if possible when can it be resolved as we are using croquet in deployed applications and this error is persistent

@e46mpwr
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e46mpwr commented Dec 11, 2023

Yes, this issue has been fixed. The GLB is available from the reported link.

@yoshikiohshima
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Oh, ok. Yes, it does work. Did you have to contact them? In any case, I am ready to make a change to host those models on croquet.io and load them from there, instead of the Ready Player Me site.

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Please do update here once hosted from croquet.io , would be really helpful

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e46mpwr commented Dec 11, 2023

Oh, ok. Yes, it does work. Did you have to contact them? In any case, I am ready to make a change to host those models on croquet.io and load them from there, instead of the Ready Player Me site.

Yes, I contacted RPM. This was their response. "The Avatar seems to be working now. It is possible that our development team was deploying some updates to our service and the URL was temporarily unavailable."

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