:diamondshapewithadot_inside: cgltf

Single-file/stb-style C glTF loader and writer

Used in: bgfx, Filament, meshoptimizer, raylib, and more!

Usage: Loading

Loading from file: ```c

define CGLTF_IMPLEMENTATION

include "cgltf.h"

cgltfoptions options = {0}; cgltfdata* data = NULL; cgltfresult result = cgltfparsefile(&options, "scene.gltf", &data); if (result == cgltfresultsuccess) { /* TODO make awesome stuff */ cgltffree(data); } ```

Loading from memory: ```c

define CGLTF_IMPLEMENTATION

include "cgltf.h"

void* buf; /* Pointer to glb or gltf file data / size_t size; / Size of the file data */

cgltfoptions options = {0}; cgltfdata* data = NULL; cgltfresult result = cgltfparse(&options, buf, size, &data); if (result == cgltfresultsuccess) { /* TODO make awesome stuff */ cgltf_free(data); } ```

Note that cgltf does not load the contents of extra files such as buffers or images into memory by default. You'll need to read these files yourself using URIs from

data.buffers[]

data.images[]

cgltf_load_buffers

FILE*

For more in-depth documentation and a description of the public interface refer to the top of the

cgltf.h

Usage: Writing

When writing glTF data, you need a valid

cgltf_data

cgltf_free()

Writing to file: ```c

define CGLTF_IMPLEMENTATION

define CGLTFWRITEIMPLEMENTATION

include "cgltf_write.h"

cgltfoptions options = {0}; cgltfdata* data = /* TODO must be valid data /; cgltfresult result = cgltfwritefile(&options, "out.gltf", data); if (result != cgltfresult_success) { / TODO handle error */ } ```

Writing to memory: ```c

define CGLTF_IMPLEMENTATION

define CGLTFWRITEIMPLEMENTATION

include "cgltf_write.h"

cgltfoptions options = {0}; cgltfdata* data = /* TODO must be valid data */;

cgltfsize size = cgltfwrite(&options, NULL, 0, data);

char* buf = malloc(size);

cgltfsize written = cgltfwrite(&options, buf, size, data); if (written != size) { /* TODO handle error */ } ```

Note that cgltf does not write the contents of extra files such as buffers or images. You'll need to write this data yourself.

Writing does not yet support "extras" data.

For more in-depth documentation and a description of the public interface refer to the top of the

cgltf_write.h

Features

cgltf supports core glTF 2.0: - glb (binary files) and gltf (JSON files) - meshes (including accessors, buffer views, buffers) - materials (including textures, samplers, images) - scenes and nodes - skins - animations - cameras - morph targets - extras data

cgltf also supports some glTF extensions: - KHRdracomeshcompression (requires a library like Google's Draco for decompression though) - KHRlightspunctual - KHRmaterialsclearcoat - KHRmaterialsior - KHRmaterialspbrSpecularGlossiness - KHRmaterialstransmission - KHRmaterialsunlit - KHRtexture_transform

cgltf does not yet support unlisted extensions. However, unlisted extensions can be accessed via "extensions" member on objects.

Building

The easiest approach is to integrate the

cgltf.h

1. Include

   cgltf.h

   where you need the functionality.
2. Have exactly one source file that defines

   CGLTF_IMPLEMENTATION

   before including

   cgltf.h

   .
3. Use the cgltf functions as described above.

Support for writing can be found in a separate file called

cgltf_write.h

cgltf.h

CGLTF_WRITE_IMPLEMENTATION

Contributing

Everyone is welcome to contribute to the library. If you find any problems, you can submit them using GitHub's issue system. If you want to contribute code, you should fork the project and then send a pull request.

Dependencies

None.

C headers being used by implementation: ```

include

include

include

include

include

include

Note, this library has a copy of the [JSMN JSON parser](https://github.com/zserge/jsmn) embedded in its source.

Testing
There is a Python script in the test/ folder that retrieves the glTF 2.0 sample files from the glTF-Sample-Models repository (https://github.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Models/tree/master/2.0) and runs the library against all gltf and glb files.
Here's one way to build and run the test:
cd test ; mkdir build ; cd build ; cmake .. -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Debug
make -j
cd ..
./test_all.py
There is also a llvm-fuzz test in fuzz/. See http://llvm.org/docs/LibFuzzer.html for more information.