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ng-mesh-viewer

v0.0.7

Published

This module will draw a 3D model from OBJ mesh geometry.

Downloads

9

Readme

Ng-Mesh-Viewer

This module will draw a 3D model from OBJ mesh geometry.

demo (Doesn't work in IE)

Install to Angular project

Install package npm i ng-mesh-viewer --save

Add to app.module.ts

import { MeshViewerModule } from 'ng-mesh-viewer';

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    ...,
    MeshViewerModule
  ]
})

Now Ng-mesh-viewer can be used anywhere using the tag.

<ng-mesh-viewer [data]="data">
</ng-mesh-viewer>

where data is an array of objects formatted in the following way:

{
    name: "item name", 
    uri: "item URI",
    geometry: "obj string",
    type: "Element or Zone",
    opacity: "optional opacity [0-1]",
    color: "optional color [defaults to random]"
}

| Type | Attribute | Description | Required | | ----- | --------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | :------: | | Input | data | Array of objects in the above format | x | | Input | toolbar | Display toolbar? Defaults to false | | | Input | centroids | Display centroids? Defaults to false | | | Input | colors | Array of key/val with {uri: "", color: ""}. By default random colors and 50 % opacity is used for zones and default material is applied to elements | | | Output| clickedRoom | Fired on room click. Returns the URI of the clicked room and the absolute coordinates based on the original geoJSON.|| | Output| clickedCanvas | Fired on canvas click. Use to clear selection or whatever. ||