antpb/rusted-glTF-transform

WIP - An attempt at a wasm port of gltf-transform.

rusted-gltf-transform (EXTREMELY WIP)

rusted-gltf-transform is a Rust/WASM module that provides functionality for optimizing glTF files using the gltf-transform library. It allows you to perform various optimizations on glTF models, including texture optimization and general glTF optimization.

Features

• Texture optimization: Compress textures to WebP format, resize textures, and apply quality settings. • glTF optimization: Prune unused data, deduplicate data, and apply other optimizations to reduce the size of glTF files. • WASM-based: The module is compiled to WebAssembly, allowing it to be used in web applications and native apps.

Building the WASM Module

To build the module, follow these steps:

Install Rust and wasm-pack:

Install Rust

Install wasm-pack

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/antpb/rusted-gltf-transform.git

cd rusted-gltf-transform

Build the WASM module:

wasm-pack build --target web This command will compile the Rust code to WASM and generate the necessary JavaScript bindings. The output will be placed in the pkg directory.

Using the WASM Module in a JS app

To use the module in your JavaScript app, follow these steps:

Install the module as a dependency in your project:

npm install path/to/rusted-gltf-transform/pkg

Import the module in your JS code:

import init, { optimize_textures, optimize_gltf } from 'rusted-gltf-transform';

async function optimizeModel(input) {
  await init();

  // Optimize textures
  const optimizedTextures = await optimize_textures(input);

  // Optimize glTF
  const optimizedGltf = await optimize_gltf(input);

  // Return the optimized glTF
  return optimizedGltf;
}

In this example, the optimizeModel function takes the input glTF file as a Uint8Array and returns the optimized glTF as a JavaScript value. Use the optimized glTF in your application as needed.

Configuration

The module provides some configuration options for texture optimization:

targetFormat: The target format for texture compression (default: "webp"). quality: The quality setting for texture compression (default: 70). resize: The dimensions to resize textures to (default: [512, 512]). You can modify these options by updating the corresponding values in the optimize_textures function in the Rust code.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.