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3 .png images showing the front, right side, and top views of the object
Images must have consistent dimensions (i.e. If your front image is 32x64, your side image must have a height of 64, and your top image must have a width of 32.)
Images should be fairly low-resolution (Recommended maximum is 256 pixels on each side.)
Output:
1 .txt file describing the voxels (See format specification file in this repository.)
1 .obj file 3D model of the object
How To Use:
Run CrossViewer.py using Python 2.
Enter the names of your 3 image files (without the ".png").
Enter the name you want the output to be saved under (without the ".txt" or ".obj").
Enter a maximum threshold value. Any pixel in the images which has at least one RGB value less than or equal to this value will be considered part of the object.
Allow it to run. This may take a few seconds depending on the size of the images.
When the program prints "Done!" the .obj file has been successfully created.