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GLTFLoader: Scene hierarchy not consistant between Chrome and Firefox.

See original GitHub issue

I just found out the order of children in a traverse ‘traverse’ loop in a (glb file):

object.traverse( function ( child ) {
//to something with child
});

is different on Chrome and on Firefox.

Actually, on Chrome, the order seem to be random ( is different each time the page is refreshed)

Tested with a glb file exported from blender, on Chrome & Firefox linux and window 10, with three 112

Is this a known issue or is there a work around for this?

using threejs 112 & GLTF loader as of today’s version : 2020/02/28

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takahiroxcommented, Feb 29, 2020

Oh sorry I made PR #15587 including this fix but it had a response time impact and I didn’t have time to think how to resolve, and ended up closing the PR so far.

I think it’s good to first fix only this issue. IIRC I explained the root issue in #15561, not hard to fix. Please feel free to try.

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Mugen87commented, Dec 3, 2022

Fixed via #25058.