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To compress run_output.glb (and your other generated GLB files), you can apply Draco mesh compression and animation resampling directly from your Debian terminal.

Step 1: Compress the File You Just Created

Run @gltf-transform/cli directly on run_output.glb:

Bash

gltf-transform draco run_output.glb run_compressed.glb

To verify the file size reduction, check the before and after sizes:

Bash

ls -lh run_output.glb run_compressed.glb

Step 2: Compress Animation Keyframes (Optional)

Draco compresses 3D geometry (vertices, normals, UVs), but Mixamo animations often contain thousands of redundant keyframe tracks. To compress the animation keyframe data as well, run resample:

Bash

gltf-transform resample run_compressed.glb run_final.glb

Step 3: Compress All FBX Files in Your Folder at Once

To convert and Draco-compress every .fbx file in your battle directory in a single loop, run:

Bash

for f in *.fbx; do
  fbx2gltf -i "$f" -o "${f%.fbx}.glb"
  gltf-transform draco "${f%.fbx}.glb" "${f%.fbx}_compressed.glb"
  rm "${f%.fbx}.glb"
done

This will produce optimized _compressed.glb versions of all your animations.