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three-cad-viewer

v2.3.0

Published

## Overview

Downloads

280

Readme

A threejs based CAD viewer

Overview

The CAD viewer can visualize low level threejs objects (tessellated objects)

Live Examples

Shape and Shapes

A Shape contains the attributes

  • vertices (the BufferGeometry attribute position)
  • triangles (the triangle index of the BufferGeometry)
  • normals (the BufferGeometry attribute normal)

as described e.g. in BufferGeometry or Three.js Custom BufferGeometry

plus additionally the attribute

  • edges

to define which edges of the mesh should be shown.

The 4 attributes (vertices, triangles, normals, edges) define an object called Shape, see Class Shape

Multiple Shapes can be arranged as an hierarchical tree. This tree is modelled as Shapes object, see Class Shapes

The ids on each level define a path to each node and leaf of tree, e.g. /level1/level2_obj1/level3_object7 and so on.

States

For each leaf of the tree a 2 dim tuple needs to be provided to define whether shape and edges should be shown

  • 0 = shape/edges hidden
  • 1 = shape/edges shown
  • 3 = shape/edges does not exist

The value 2 is reserved for nodes and shows a mixed state, i.d. some of the children are show, some not.

For the States object, see Class States

Getting started

  1. Install yarn on your system (ie. npm i -g yarn) if not already done;
  2. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/bernhard-42/three-cad-viewer.git && cd three-cad-viewer;
  3. Run yarn install to install dependencies
  4. Start web server: yarn run start and go to the page displayed in the logs (ie. 127.0.0.1:8080)
  5. Build project: yarn run clean; yarn run build; yarn run docs;

Skeleton:

<html>
  <head>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="./dist/three-cad-viewer.esm.css" />
    <script type="module">
      import { Viewer, Display, Timer } from "./dist/three-cad-viewer.esm.js";

      function nc(change) {
        console.log("NOTIFY:", JSON.stringify(change, null, 2));
      }

      const options = {
        theme: "light",
        ortho: true,
        control: "trackball", // "orbit",
        normalLen: 0,
        cadWidth: 800,
        height: 600,
        treeWidth: 240,
        ticks: 10,
        normalLen: 0,
        ambientIntensity: 0.9,
        directIntensity: 0.12,
        transparent: false,
        blackEdges: false,
        axes: true,
        grid: [false, false, false],
        timeit: false,
        rotateSpeed: 1,
      };

      const shapes = {}; // a Shapes object, see example or API docs
      const states = {}; // a States object, see example or API docs

      // 1) get the container
      const container = document.getElementById("cad_view");

      // 2) Create the CAD display in this container
      const display = new Display(container, options);

      // 3) Create the CAD viewer
      const viewer = new Viewer(display, true, options, nc);

      // 4) Render the shapes and provide states for the navigation tree in this viewer
      viewer.render(shapes, states);
    </script>
  </head>

  <body>
    <div id="cad_view"></div>
  </body>
</html>

Examples

To understand the data format, a look at the simple 1 unit sized box might be helpful:

APIs of Viewer, Display, Camera and Controls

Back to Github repo

Development

Run a web server in watch mode

yarn run start

For the deployment, see Release.md

Changes

see Changes.md