@loaders.gl/draco
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Framework-independent loader and writer for Draco compressed meshes and point clouds
loaders.gl is a collection of framework-independent 3D and geospatial parsers and encoders.
This module contains loader and writer for Draco compressed meshes and point clouds.
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Three.js is a popular JavaScript library for creating and displaying 3D graphics in the browser. It includes support for loading and decoding Draco compressed geometries through the `THREE.DRACOLoader` class. Compared to @loaders.gl/draco, Three.js offers a more comprehensive suite of tools for 3D rendering and scene management.
Draco3D is the official JavaScript implementation of the Draco compression library. It provides low-level APIs for encoding and decoding 3D geometries. While @loaders.gl/draco focuses on ease of use and integration with the loaders.gl framework, draco3d offers more granular control over the compression and decompression processes.
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Framework-independent loader and writer for Draco compressed meshes and point clouds
The npm package @loaders.gl/draco receives a total of 332,691 weekly downloads. As such, @loaders.gl/draco popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @loaders.gl/draco demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 8 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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