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Aspose.3D for Python via .NET 24.2 Release Notes
This page contains release notes information for Aspose.3D for Python via .NET 24.2.
Improvements and Changes
| Key | Summary | Category | 
|---|---|---|
| THREEDNET-1499 | OBJ to GLTF - large number of vertices | Improvement | 
| THREEDNET-1509 | Upgrade .net 7.0 support to .net 8.0 | Improvement | 
| THREEDNET-1460 | Fbx exported skeleton nodes don’t have transformation but have pose instead | Bug fixing | 
| THREEDNET-1494 | Added KHR_mesh_quantization extension support in GLTF import | Bug fixing | 
| THREEDNET-1495 | Export animations from GLB to FBX may cause Slerp failed | Bug fixing | 
| THREEDNET-1496 | Unsupported attribute type may cause Maya importer stop | Bug fixing | 
| THREEDNET-1497 | Primitive without a valid property value may failed to load in USD | Bug fixing | 
| THREEDNET-1498 | 3MF external reference issue in build element | Bug fixing | 
API changes
This version is mainly a bug fixing version, a few API changes:
Added members to class aspose.threed.entities.Mesh:
        def triangulate() -> aspose.threed.Entities.MeshThis function allows you to triangulate a mesh in simple way.
Sample code
        # The plane mesh has only one polygon with 4 control points
        mesh = Plane().to_mesh()
        # After triangulated, the new mesh's rectangle will become 2 triangles.
        triangulated = mesh.triangulate()Added members to class aspose.threed.entities.TriMesh:
        def add_triangle(a : int, b : int, c : int)This function allows you to manually add triangle to the TriMesh.