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The Cook is implemented as a Node.js server and can be controlled via web API, a web user interface, or via command line tool. | The Cook is implemented as a Node.js server and can be controlled via web API, a web user interface, or via command line tool. | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:48, 17 February 2022
Description[edit]
Tool for processing of 3D data. Supported tasks:
- mesh decimation
- creation of UV coordinates
- map baking
- file conversion
The Cook provides a simplified interface for about a dozen processing tools. With recipes, processing workflows can be defined for batch processing a set of files with multiple tools.
The Cook is implemented as a Node.js server and can be controlled via web API, a web user interface, or via command line tool.
Supported tools are listed on a dedicated documentation page.