Terminal3d is a versatile tool that allows you to view 3D '.obj' files right in your terminal. With features like braille and block character rendering, wireframe modes, and intuitive mouse controls, it transforms how you interact with three-dimensional models without leaving your command line environment.
Terminal3d (t3d) is an innovative tool designed to bring 3D rendering capabilities right into your terminal. With Terminal3d, you can effortlessly visualize .obj files, making your command line not just a tool for coding, but also a platform for 3D experience! 🦀
Features
- Seamless Viewing: Easily read and render
.objfiles directly in your terminal. - Dual Rendering Styles: Choose to view your models in either braille (
â¡Ÿ) or block (â–›) characters for the best visual clarity. - Flexible Modes: Switch between wireframe and vertices modes to suit your visualization needs.
- Interactive Controls: Utilize mouse controls to navigate and rotate your model, mimicking the experience of traditional 3D software.
Usage
To visualize your .obj files using Terminal3d, simply invoke the command:
<code>t3d <filepath.obj></code>
Control Overview
Here’s how you can interact with your 3D models:
- Scroll up/down to zoom in/out.
- Click and drag to rotate around the model.
- Use shift while dragging to pan the view.
- Press [b] to toggle between block mode and [p] for vertices mode.
Demos
See Terminal3d in action:
Demonstrates the teapot model in block mode.
Shows the cow model in vertices mode.
Features the UBC Formula Electric's Vehicle Controller rendered from an export of Altium Designer. For support, reach out to contact@ubcformulaelectric.com.
With Terminal3d, transform your terminal into a powerful 3D visualization tool and explore your .obj files like never before!