Chad/2024/fixing import export and rebuilding types #1
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This PR rebuilds the dist files and updates the package.json to allow importing from them. I also added "Gltf2Parser" as a named export so I can import with
import {Gltf2Parser} from "gltf2parser"-- I was having trouble with the default export and named export stuff being combined.I may be opening more PRs as well, depending on how my engagement shapes up with a new client. There's a lot of work to do around GLTF files on this project, if I actually win the contract. Right now, it's just prototyping stuff.
If I do win the contract, are you open to having a call about how I can collaborate with you on this project? Some things I will need to be able to do include splitting out materials and meshes into new GLTF files, centering meshes around origin (combining them all, finding their center, and then translating them), and a few more things.