We just added C bindings to the libf3d for interoperability, its actually fairly easy to use and someone from the Julia community already made Julia bindings on top of it.

What do you think ? Could it be improved ?

We just released a npm package to view any 3d model in the browser, supports fbx, step, gltf, obj, stl and more.

F3D, fast and minimalist open source 3D viewer added support for .ply, .spz and spherical harmonics.

Hi devs!

I'm the maintainer of a relatively sucessful cross platform open source 3D viewer. We have had long standing macOS and Windows related issues and features that we have been struggling to adress in the past few years.

We got an european funding last year and we think that adding bounties on these issues may be a way forward.

So, if you are: - Interested by contributing to a awesome (not biased here :p ) open source projects - Knowledgeable in C++ macOS or Windoes API - Potentially motivated by small bounties

Then please join the project! I'd be happy to show you the ropes and I'm sure your skills will be up to the task!

Please note bounties can only be claimed once you are active in the project.

Our discord: https://discord.f3d.app

The bounties program: https://f3d.app/CONTRIBUTING.html#bounties

I've been working on this open source 3D viewer and we just release a new version which supports QuakeMDL format, the OG format of Quake models!

We juste released F3D 3.0.0, which now support armature rendering!

Hi there!

We just released F3D 2.5.0 and the main new feature is the Web version. Check it out: https://f3d.app/web

F3D is a fast and minimalist opensource 3D viewer: https://github.com/f3d-app/f3d

F3D, a 3D viewer I'm working on just added support for native 3D gaussian splatting.

You can just open and view your .splat files out of the box.

Thanks for sharing the word!

F3D is a small and minimalist open source 3D viewer. We just added support for USD, VDB and 3MF format!

It lets you take a quick look at your data and can even generate thumbnails. Let us know what you think!