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If models don't specify their own textures, use noop textures as
appropriate.
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Just a dumb thing I added when I was first trying to add glTF support
and didn't really know what I wsas doing.
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Not doing so allows for high dynamic range color manipulation.
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Properly process normal maps, among other small changes.
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This was silly. It's not even in the spec!
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This conforms to the glTF 2.0 specification.
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