PyMesh provides functions to process a number of mesh formats and return data in a format that is simple to read and process.
PyMesh helps you get up and running quickly.
Using a single data structure to represent all loaded mesh formats is not just a headache for us, but one for you.
Many times I've found myself wanting to load a simple mesh, and finding the data caught up in a scene graph with lights, camera and complex materials which are all irrelevant.
This also means that as new mesh formats and features are added, existing code needs to be updated.
PyMesh doesn't do this. Each mesh loader exposes the relevant functionality for that mesh.
PyMesh is a good foundation for a 3D library.
PyMesh processes mesh formats and exposes them in a format that is easy for you to process. Because PyMesh doesn't do any 3D graphics, it is platform and library independent.
Loading a mesh is as simple as calling 'load' on the appropriate module.
from pymesh.obj import OBJ
obj = OBJ()
obj.load('my_mesh.obj')
- MD2 (.md2).
- MD5 (.md5mesh, .md5anim).
- Wavefront OBJ (.obj).
PyMesh requires the following software:
- Python 2
- Numpy
Install PyMesh
git clone git@github.com:adamlwgriffiths/PyMesh.git
Install dependencies
pip install requirements.txt
PyMesh is developed by Twisted Pair Development.
Contributions are welcome.
PyMesh is released under the BSD 2-clause license (a very relaxed licence), but it is encouraged that any modifications are submitted back to the master for inclusion.
Created by Adam Griffiths.
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