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High-level API to load simple mesh formats #6
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Here is their example: https://pypi.org/project/pyassimp |
Hi @juliohm, those high-level iterator APIs of 3D asset libraries are all similar to each other. It's not hard to implement a high-level API for the following example in Julia, but I just don't have time at the moment. If you'd like to contribute, I would be happy to invite you as a collaborator. :)
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Thank you @Gnimuc , I will keep working on a few urgent features in Meshes.jl and then will come back when I am free. I'd be happy to help here. |
Maybe I should transfer this package to JuliaIO, so more people could get involved without push-privilege issues. |
That would be nice too, any organization like JuliaIO or JuliaGeometry seems like a nice fit. I am part of the latter only, but I am sure that we can contribute wherever the package is. :) |
OK,I'm going to tranfer this to JuliaGeometry. Perhaps also transfer GLTF.jl to there which is also a 3D asset loader. |
Seems like only members have authority to transfer, I've invited you as a collaborator. |
Oh thanks, let me accept the invite and if you would like I could transfer it to JuliaGeometry |
Invite accepted. I will try to find the time in the following weeks to work on the high-level API. |
We moved to GeoIO.jl, which is actively maintained and provides various backends written in Julia. |
Thank you @Gnimuc for wrapping the library. Is there an easy method to load simple PLY files from disk and retrieve the coordinates and connectivities of faces?
It seems that assimp has a much broader scope, but I wonder if we could have something similar to the pyassimp package? They seem to provide a
load(fname)
function which returns an object that is iterable with all meshes in the scene.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: