gltfpack: Output buffers[] list after extension list #818
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Semantically these are exactly the same - JSON output is unordered. However, when inspecting the files manually, it makes more sense to see assets/extensions first. We could append buffers at the end, but we try to follow logical order wrt referencing glTF objects earlier in the JSON stream just in case streaming parsers want to take the opportunity to optimize the parsing flow.
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Semantically these are exactly the same - JSON output is unordered. However, when inspecting the files manually, it makes more sense to see assets/extensions first. We could append buffers at the end, but we try to follow logical order wrt referencing glTF objects earlier in the JSON stream just in case streaming parsers want to take the opportunity to optimize the parsing flow.