The definition of the OpenMaterial_asset_info states:
id [string][required] Unique asset identifier. The id consists of 32 hexadecimal numerals and must not contain additional characters like dashes or minus signs. Only use lower case characters are allowed. Allowed values are described with regex pattern: "^[0-9a-f]{32}$".
However, in some examples, e.g. Concrete_Plate.gltf, dashes are used in the id.
Using dashes in UUIDs is quite common, so I am not sure whether the examples or the definition should be changed.
The definition of the OpenMaterial_asset_info states:
However, in some examples, e.g. Concrete_Plate.gltf, dashes are used in the id.
Using dashes in UUIDs is quite common, so I am not sure whether the examples or the definition should be changed.