Plugin

OBJ

Wavefront OBJ and MTL as a format plugin for Kinogaki Studio: an OBJ file reads as one standard Geometry of the public studio-sdk, its material libraries as MaterialX networks, and polygons and polylines write as one OBJ with the Materials they name as an MTL library beside it. The plugin holds the reader and writer themselves (src/obj/, which uses nothing of the SDK but the read's budget) and the conversion between their model and the SDK's values (src/read.rs, src/write.rs, src/materials/).

The library crate is kinogaki-obj; plugin/ (kinogaki-plugin-obj) is the dylib Studio loads, formats/obj.dylib. Package kinogaki.obj, format kinogaki.format.obj.

GitHub: kinogaki/plugin-obj
Folder: plugins/obj/
Crates: 2
Rust lines: 4,701 in src, 2,563 in tests

What it ships

Plugin file	Package	Crate
`formats/obj.dylib`	`kinogaki.obj`	`kinogaki-plugin-obj`

Crates

Crate	What it is	Files	Lines	Test lines
`kinogaki-obj`	Wavefront OBJ, a format plugin: an OBJ file reads as one standard `Geometry`, its material libraries (`mtllib`) as MaterialX networks (`materials`) in a materials item before it; any polygons and polylines write as ...	24	4,696	2,563
`kinogaki-plugin-obj`	Wavefront OBJ as a Studio plugin library (`formats/obj.dylib`).	1	5	0

Uses

Crate	Repository	As	What it is
`kinogaki-bytes`	lib-misc-utils	normal	Fast search for one byte value in a byte slice, in safe code: `find`, `rfind` and `count`.
`kinogaki-float-text`	lib-misc-utils	normal	The shortest decimal text that reads back as the same `f64`, fast.
`kinogaki-render-api`	SDK	normal	Kinogaki's render interface: what a host (Studio) sends a render engine and what comes back, with no GPU or OS API.
`kinogaki-shared`	Core and the app	normal	The crates Studio and its plugins share, built once as a Rust dylib.
`kinogaki-studio-api`	SDK	normal	Kinogaki Studio's headless plugin API.

For its tests alone

Crate	Repository	As	What it is
`kinogaki-studio-api-testing`	SDK	tests	The SDK's test support (a dev-dependency only): `assert_refused` for admission tests, `read_hostile` for a format's tests of hostile files, `format` for its scratch folders and round trips, `workers` as a host installs them, with `wgpu` an ...

Third-party

None.