Simple Python Package to open .obj files in Blender
from the command line.
It clears the whole scene from any default objects and
you are left with the .obj files you specified.
You can simply install it using
pip install open-bobj
or if you have pipx use
pipx install open-bobj
To open any number of .obj files in the terminal, run
open-bobj /path/to/file.obj
You can also open multiple at ones. This is going to open all
of the .obj objects in the same blender instance.
open-bobj /path/to/file.obj /another/file.obj /and/another/one.obj
There is also a short handle
bobj /path/to/file.obj
FAQs
Open obj files in Blender from Terminal
We found that open-bobj 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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