OBJ Viewer

The OBJ Viewer provides an in-browser solution to load OBJ, STL, and GLTF/GLB assets for quick visualization and analysis. It parses mesh data, shows a navigable 3D scene, and exposes essential metrics for validation. Users can inspect vertex/face counts, compute bounding boxes, and review center of mass without installing software. Conceptually, the tool treats the mesh as a geometric dataset, building a lightweight scene graph and exposing programmatic hooks for metadata extraction. This enables teams to confirm topology, scale, and file integrity during asset pipelines. The primary value lies in speed, cross-platform accessibility, and the ability to export structured metadata that integrates with asset management and QA workflows. Use cases include pre-import verification in game development, CAD-to-engineering handoffs, and rapid review of external model submissions. Core features include format support, in-browser rendering with orbit/pan/zoom, bounding box and mass estimates, and a metadata export path. The tool is designed to be lightweight, embeddable, and scriptable, enabling developers to build automated checks into pipelines. It avoids heavy rendering or texture repairs, focusing on geometry validation and data extraction. By providing a consistent interface across formats, it reduces turnaround time for reviewers and improves collaboration between designers, engineers, and asset teams.