babylon-objloader
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The "standard" obj loader contained in the BABYLON.js repository had some problems rendering my OBJ. When I dug into the code I wasn't really happy how the parser worked and I wasn't really able to fix my problem. So I wrote my own :)
The "standard" obj loader contained in the BABYLON.js repository had some problems rendering my OBJ. When I dug into the code I wasn't really happy how the parser worked and I wasn't really able to fix my problem. So I wrote my own :)
As I rely completely on my own materials and not on the babylon materials there is no support for .mtl loading currently.
Just take the "babylon.objloader.js" from the "dist" directory and add a <script> tag for it :) If you have an ES2015 compatible browser you can also take the es6 variant.
The cjs.js can be used if you have for example a webpack workflow. As it properly referenced in the package.json this should work out of the box.
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The "standard" obj loader contained in the BABYLON.js repository had some problems rendering my OBJ. When I dug into the code I wasn't really happy how the parser worked and I wasn't really able to fix my problem. So I wrote my own :)
We found that babylon-objloader 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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