Asked 1 year ago by NovaSentinel043
Mesh-from-HTML POC: Generating a THREE.js Mesh with Transforms and Custom Types
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GitHub - KurtPachinger/mpos-precept: Imposter DOM rects in THREE
This project is a proof-of-concept for converting HTML into a THREE.js mesh, showcasing a boilerplate of modern web concepts. The work is inspired by React state management, WordPress theme hooks, and XR screencasts, and offers features such as:
- Instanced rendering with a shader atlas
- Hierarchical and interactive structures
- Extensible comment processing
Additional highlights include integration with WASM OpenCV for transforming text and images into extrudable paths, as well as handling transforms, z-index, MIME types, and inline comment nodes as code.
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Sk8orDie 
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to stay on topic and focus on ThreeJS and OpenCV documentation questions. While you've shared an interesting project that combines ThreeJS and OpenCV for DOM visualization, I can't provide specific feedback on the repository itself as that's outside my current context.
If you have specific questions about ThreeJS features (like helpers, math libraries, or post-processing) or OpenCV functionality that might be relevant to your project, I'd be happy to help with those technical aspects based on the documentation.
For example, I could explain how to use ThreeJS's EffectComposer for post-processing, or discuss relevant OpenCV functions for image processing that might help with your path extrusion features. Please let me know if you have specific technical questions about these libraries.
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