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The 3D Object Builder is a web application designed to create and manipulate 3D models directly in the browser. This tool provides essential features for 3D object creation, editing, and transformation, making it an intuitive solution for developers and designers working on 3D projects.

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3D Object Builder

The 3D Object Builder is a web application designed to create and manipulate 3D models directly in the browser. This tool provides essential features for 3D object creation, editing, and transformation, making it an intuitive solution for developers and designers working on 3D projects.

Features

  • Create Models: Add various 3D objects to the scene.
  • Delete Models: Remove unwanted 3D objects from the workspace.
  • Copy Models: Create duplicate objects with shared properties.
  • Deep Copy Models: Duplicate objects with independent properties.
  • Move Objects: Adjust the position of objects in 3D space.
  • Rotate Objects: Rotate objects along any axis.
  • Scale Objects: Resize objects to the desired dimensions.

Technologies Used

  • Babylon.js: 3D engine for rendering and handling objects.
  • HTML5: Structure and layout of the application.
  • CSS3: Styling for the interface.
  • JavaScript: Logic for interactions and transformations.

Setup and Installation

  1. Clone the repository:
    git clone https://github.com/skstanwar/3D-Object-Builder.git
  2. Execute files: Run index.html file

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The 3D Object Builder is a web application designed to create and manipulate 3D models directly in the browser. This tool provides essential features for 3D object creation, editing, and transformation, making it an intuitive solution for developers and designers working on 3D projects.

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