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Chuck plugin that converts Industry Foundation Classes 3D models with IfcOpenShell
Chuck plugin that converts Industry Foundation Classes models with IfcOpenShell.
:point_right: @mitm/chuck, a fully-featured webservice that builds Unity3D asset bundles.
The plugin requires you to install IfcConvert globally (at least, it must be available it the $PATH
).
Ensure that the version you download is superior or equal to version 0.5. The library is known to crash on 0.4 and prior versions.
Like any other chuck plugin, install it alongside of @mitm/chuck
:
yarn add @mitm/chuck-ifc
Then load it with chuck (see chuck's documentation about configuration and plugins if necessary):
CHUCK_STEPMODULEPLUGINS=@mitm/chuck-ifc yarn chuck
Like with chuck, configuration is done via environment variables.
Variable | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
CHUCK_IFC_IFCCONVERTPATH | IfcConvert (= in the PATH ) | Path to the IfcConvert executable |
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Chuck plugin that converts Industry Foundation Classes 3D models with IfcOpenShell
We found that @mitm/chuck-ifc demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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