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react-jsc3d

v0.1.7

Published

React port of JSC3D software 3D mesh renderer

Downloads

10

Readme

React JSC3D

Travis npm package Coveralls

React.js component that wraps JSC3D, a CPU ray tracer for STL and OBJ files.

Originally built for OmniConverter - a stateless microservice framework that creates on-the-fly thumbs and previews of a zillion different filetypes.

Example screenshot

Usage

Install:

npm install --save react-jsc3d

Use as you would any other React component:

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Jsc3dViewer from 'react-jsc3d';
class Example extends Component {
    render() {
        return (
            <Jsc3dViewer sceneUrl={'/some/path/to/mesh.stl'} />
        );
    }
}

Properties

With the exception of height, width, and mouse, all the props relate directly to original JSC3D options. Available parameters are, with their original description from the JSC3D source code:

  • sceneUrl: (REQUIRED) URL string that describes where to load the scene
  • initRotationX: initial rotation angle around x-axis for the whole scene, default to 45
  • initRotationY: initial rotation angle around y-axis for the whole scene, default to -45
  • initRotationZ: initial rotation angle around z-axis for the whole scene, default to -135
  • creaseAngle: an angle to control the shading smoothness between faces. Two adjacent faces will be shaded with discontinuity at the edge if the angle between their normals exceeds this value. Not used by default
  • modelColor: fallback color for all meshes, default to #ffffff
  • backgroundColor1: color at the top of the background, default to '#ffffff'
  • backgroundColor2: color at the bottom of the background, default to '#ffffff'
  • backgroundImageUrl: URL string that describes where to load the image used for background, default to ''
  • background: turn on/off rendering of background. If this is set to false, the background area will be transparent. Default to false
  • renderMode: render mode, default to 'flat'. Available options: 'point', 'wireframe', 'flat', 'smooth', 'texture', 'textureflat', 'texturesmooth'
  • faceCulling: turn on/off back-face culling for all meshes, default to true
  • definition: quality level of rendering, default to "high"
  • mipMapping: turn on/off mip-mapping, default to false
  • sphereMapUrl: URL string that describes where to load the image used for sphere mapping, default to ''
  • progressBar: turn on/off the progress bar when loading, default to false.
  • renderer: set to 'webgl' to enable WebGL for rendering, default to 'webgl'.

  • mouse: mouse behavior. Set to false to be non-interactive. Available: false, 'rotate', 'zoom', 'pan' (defaults to 'rotate')

  • height: canvas height. Set to 'auto' to attempt to fill container (default).

  • width: canvas width. Set to 'auto' to attempt to fill container (default).

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