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@code3d/layout

v0.0.1-alpha.17

Published

Arrange fixed-size model values with Flex, Grid, precise linear steps and radial patterns. Fill a target's bounds with as many copies as fit using the same layout rules.

Readme

@code3d/layout

Arrange fixed-size model values with Flex, Grid, precise linear steps and radial patterns. Fill a target's bounds with as many copies as fit using the same layout rules.

Installation

npm install @code3d/core @code3d/layout

The App includes Layout with its built-in Core. Install both packages when using Node or a project with its own Core installation.

Example

Arrange five identical posts along X at a fixed 16 mm pitch.

import {box, group} from '@code3d/core';
import {linear, repeat} from '@code3d/layout';

const posts = linear(repeat(box(8, 20, 8), 5), {axis: 'x', step: 16});
export default group(posts, {name: 'Linear posts'});

Five identical posts arranged in a straight row at a 16 mm pitch.

Each post is 8 mm wide, leaving 8 mm of clear space between neighbors.

Complete example: linear posts.

Usage notes

  • Dimensions are in millimetres and angles are in degrees.
  • Layouts preserve each model's size and return arrays of new model values. Use group to combine the results.
  • Layouts with a target space follow its position and orientation. The space is a reference and does not need to appear in the output geometry.
  • Filling counts complete copies using bounds; it does not clip models to a solid or avoid holes. See the Layout API.

Documentation

  • Layout API: quantities, spacing, alignment, filling and coordinates.
  • Examples: runnable Flex, Grid, linear and radial layouts.

Source and development