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objimg

v1.9.3

Published

Compress OBJ/MTL 3D models into lightweights PNGs ready to be imported into (Web)GL and THREE-JS

Downloads

23

Readme

Join the chat at https://gitter.im/JordanDelcros/OBJImg npm version

OBJIMG - Command Line Interface

Install the npm package by typing this command in the terminal:

	$ npm install -g objimg

then use the objimg command to generate the PNG image from your model:

	# generate a png in the same directory with the same name finishing by *.png
	objimg path/to/model.obj 
	
	# generate a png in a special path with defined name
	objimg -o path/to/output.png path/to/model.obj
Options
  • -o: (--output) choose the output path and file name for the PNG
  • -v: (--verbose) enable the verbose mode, it will logs informations along generating
  • -b: (--brut) disable image optimization with OptiPNG

How to use the generated image after that?

After having generated the PNG, you'll want to use it... No worries, all informations are on the Github page of the main script