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obj2xgl 0.1
Convert Wavefront 3D models into C code (OpenGL, NDS, Wii)

# obj2xgl

`obj2xgl` converts a 3D model stored as a Wavefront (`.obj`) file into a C file
which can be linked into a program. The `x` in the name means that `obj2xgl`
supports not just OpenGL, but also other 3D graphic toolkits.


## Supported toolkits

* OpenGL
  - Immediate mode
  - Call lists (SOON!)
* Nintendo DS and 3DS (via [libnds](https://github.com/devkitPro/libnds))
  - Immediate mode
  - Call lists (SOON!)
* Nintendo Wii and Gamecube (via [libogc](https://github.com/devkitPro/libogc)) (SOON!)


## Examples

Please see the `examples` directory for a few examples on how to use this program.


## Useful links:

- [OpenGL ES reference documentation](https://registry.khronos.org/OpenGL/index_es.php)
unid 0.0.0
unid 0.0.0

# Usage

`unid` is a Python module for unique ID generation. We always make sure that `unid` stays Pythonic and true to the Python language. Below are a few examples to learn how to generate IDs.

```
>>> import unid
>>> manager = unid.IDGenerator()
>>> manager.new
0
>>> manager.new
1
>>> manager.new
2
```

For more information and usage for ID generation, visit the [documentation](https://unid.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html), hosted by [Read The Docs](https://readthedocs.io).

As of this release, we have not yet compiled a full API. This will hopefully come out in the next few days after the first stable release. Thank your for your patience.

# Bugs and Issue Reports

If you experience an issue or bug while using `unid`, feel free to report it on [Github](https://github.com/jcov28/unid/issues). We will try to get the issue fixed soon and in a future version.

# Compatibility

Although this has only been tested on MacOSX (Monterey 12.6), we can assume it will work on other operating systems. Below is a compatibility chart for `unid`.

|      | Windows | MacOSX   | Linux |
| :--: |  :---:  | :------: | :---: |
| 3.11 | ?       | Verified | ?     |
| 3.10 | ?       | ?        | ?     |
| 3.9  | ?       | ?        | ?     |
| 3.8  | ?       | ?        | ?     |
| 3.7  | ?       | ?        | ?     |