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This is a simple tool to convert an integrated circuit layout saved in OASIS / GDSII file format to a mesh 3D image file. The tool doesn't support direct export of the 3D mesh file into the Blender desktop app just yet - but I am working on a solution. This tool was written with the goal of rendering any layout in 3D inside a desktop or web application using WebGL.
The supported export formats are:
pip install layout3mesh
layout3mesh -i <input_file_path [.gds/.oas]> -o <output_file_path [.glb]> -t <layerstack_file_path [.ymls]>
Running the example with the mock layerstack file and layout provided in the examples, by running the following command:
layout3mesh -i ./tests/data/crossed_metal.gds -t ./tests/data/mock_layers.ymls -o ./tests/data/crossed_metal.gltf
can generate the following 3D image:
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A tool to generate 3D meshes from 2D integrated circuit layouts
We found that layout3mesh demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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