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Open Asset Import Library (assimp) README
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========================================================================
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Table of Contents
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1. Overview
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1.1 Supported file formats
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1.2 File structure
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2. Build the library
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3. Where to get help
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4. License
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1. Overview
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Open Asset Import Library is a Open Source library designed to load various 3d
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file formats and convert them into a shared, in-memory format. It supports more
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than 30 file formats (basically, it is like DevIL for 3D models). It also
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supports exporting, but the number of export formats is lower.
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Its short name is 'assimp', which is an unintended joke (the abbreviation is
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derived from 'Asset Importer').
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Note: this README refers to the file structure used by release packages, which
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differs in some points from the development trunk.
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1.1 Supported file formats
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The library provides importers for a lot of file formats, including:
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- 3DS
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- BLEND
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- DAE (Collada)
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- IFC-STEP
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- ASE
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- DXF
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- HMP
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- MD2
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- MD3
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- MD5
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- MDC
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- MDL
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- NFF
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- PLY
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- STL
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- X
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- OBJ
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- SMD
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- LWO
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- LXO
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- LWS
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- XML
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- TER
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- AC3D
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- MS3D
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Exporters include:
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- DAE (Collada)
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- STL
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- OBJ
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.. See http://assimp.sourceforge.net/main_features_formats.html for
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a more exhaustive list.
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1.2 Repository structure
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Open Asset Import Library is implemented in C++ (but provides both a C and a
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C++ish interface). The directory structure is:
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/bin Folder for binaries, only used on Windows
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/code Source code
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/contrib Third-party libraries
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/doc Documentation (doxysource and pre-compiled docs)
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/include Public header C and C++ header files.
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/lib Static library location for Windows.
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/obj Object file location for Windows.
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/port Ports to other languages and scripts to maintain those.
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/test Unit- and regression tests, test suite of models.
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/tools Tools (viewer, command line `assimp`).
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/samples A small number of samples to illustrate possible
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use cases for Assimp.
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/workspaces Build enviroments for vc,xcode,... (deprecated,
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CMake has superseeded all legacy build options!)
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2. Build the library
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Take a look into the INSTALL file.
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3. Where to get help
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For more information, visit http://assimp.sourceforge.net/. Or have a look into
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the ./doc- folder, which contains the official documentation in HTML format.
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(CHMs for Windows are included in some release packages and should be located
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right here in the root folder).
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If the documentation doesn't solve your problems, try our forums at SF.net
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> Open Discussion: http://sourceforge.net/projects/assimp/forums/forum/817653)
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> General Help: http://sourceforge.net/projects/assimp/forums/forum/817654
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For development stuff, there is also a mailing list, assimp-discussions
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subscribe: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/assimp-discussions
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4. License
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The license of the Asset Import Library is based on the modified, 3-clause BSD-
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License, which is a very liberal license. An _informal_ summary is: do whatever
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you want, but include Assimp's license text with your product - and don't sue
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us if our code doesn't work.
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Note that, unlike LGPLed code, you may link statically to Assimp.
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For the formal details, see the LICENSE file.
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See Readme.md

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