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xatlas-three

v0.2.0

Published

[xAtlas](https://github.com/jpcy/xatlas) + [three.js](https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js): Mesh parameterization / UV unwrapping module for three.js in wasm with webworkers.

Downloads

1,056

Readme

xAtlas-three

xAtlas + three.js: Mesh parameterization / UV unwrapping module for three.js in wasm with webworkers.

Can be used to unwrap UVs in BufferGeometry or pack multiple geometries into a single atlas for lightmap/AO baking.

To use xatlas in JS without three.js you can use xatlas.js directly.

Examples

Unwrap geometry and debug UV ./public/uvs-debug.html Demo: https://repalash.com/xatlas-three/public/uvs-debug.html

Pack multiple geometries into a single atlas and unwrap GLTF ./public/pack-atlas.html Demo: https://repalash.com/xatlas-three/public/pack-atlas.html

Usage

Install via npm by running:

npm install xatlas-three

Create an instance for UVUnwrapper and optionally set the packing and charting options for xatlas.

    const unwrapper = new UVUnwrapper({BufferAttribute: THREE.BufferAttribute});
    
    // Default options
    unwrapper.chartOptions = {
        fixWinding: false,
        maxBoundaryLength: 0,
        maxChartArea: 0,
        maxCost: 2,
        maxIterations: 1,
        normalDeviationWeight: 2,
        normalSeamWeight: 4,
        roundnessWeight: 0.009999999776482582,
        straightnessWeight: 6,
        textureSeamWeight: 0.5,
        useInputMeshUvs: false,
    }
    unwrapper.packOptions = {
        bilinear: true,
        blockAlign: false,
        bruteForce: false,
        createImage: false,
        maxChartSize: 0,
        padding: 0,
        resolution: 0,
        rotateCharts: true,
        rotateChartsToAxis: true,
        texelsPerUnit: 0
    }

Next load the xatlasjs library:


await unwrapper.loadLibrary(
    (mode, progress)=>{console.log(mode, progress);},
    'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/xatlas.wasm',
    'https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/xatlas.js',
); // Make sure to wait for the library to load before unwrapping.

Here jsdelivr cdn link is used to load the xatlas.js library, any custom link can be passed. Check xatlasjs on npmjs for more details and latest version

To unwrap a THREE.BufferGeometry:

    await unwrapper.unwrap(geometry);

Here, generated UVs will be written to 'uv' attribute, and any original uvs will be written to 'uv2' attribute. This can be customised by passing in a custom attribute name.

Note: only indexed geometry is supported, a non-indexed geometry can be converted to indexed geometry using THREE.BufferGeometryUtils.mergeVertices. See any example for details.

To Pack multiple geometries into a single atlas


    await unwrapper.packAtlas([geometry1, geometry2, geometry3, ...]);

Here, generated UVs will be written to the 'uv2' attribute of each geometry, this can be customized by passing in a custom attribute name.

Note:

  • xatlas might add or remove some vertices data.
  • interleaved geometry is not yet supported.

Development

Installing dependencies

npm install

Running the project in watch mode

npm start

Building the project

npm run build