Geometry3D is a simple python computational geographics library written in python. This library focuses on the functions and lacks efficiency which might be improved in future version.
- Basic 3D Geometries: Point, Line, Plane, Segment, Convex Polygon and Convex Polyhedron.
- Simple Object like Cubic, Sphere, Cylinder, Cone, Rectangle, Parallepiped, Parallogram and Circle.
- Basic Attributes Of Geometries: length, area, volume.
- Basic Relationships And Operations Between Geometries: move, angle, parallel, orthogonal, intersection.
- Overload Build-In Functions Such As
__contains__,__hash__,__eq__,__neg__. - A Naive Visualizer Using
matplotlib. - A Naive Visualizer Using
open3d.
Some of the code comes from sgl whose author is really interesting.
- Python 3
- No additional third-party library is required, it's written in pure python and standard library.
- Matplotlib is needed if you want to use the matplotlib Visualizer.
- Numpy and Open3d is needed if you want to use the open3d Visualizer.
pip install Geometry3Dpython run_tests.pyRun .py files under g3d_tests folder. For example:
python g3d_tests/test1.pySee Documentations
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