PolyCSS: A CSS 3D Engine That Renders Polygon Meshes as HTML Elements Using matrix3d Transforms
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Summary
PolyCSS is a CSS 3D engine that renders 3D polygon meshes (OBJ/MTL, GLB, VOX formats) as real HTML elements using CSS matrix3d transforms. It supports colors, textures, lighting, shadows, shapes, and animations, and works with React, Vue, or plain JavaScript. The library provides framework components including PolyCamera, PolyScene, and PolyMesh for building 3D scenes directly in the DOM.
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Renders OBJ/MTL, GLB and VOX as real HTML elements transformed with CSS matrix3d(...).
Supports colors, textures, lighting, shadows, shapes and animations.
Works with React, Vue or plain JavaScript.
React and Vue expose the same component model. <PolyCamera> owns the viewpoint, <PolyScene> owns lighting and atlas options, and <PolyMesh> loads or receives polygon data.
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