I was thinking this would be doing a diff between clang, GCC and MVSC implementations of the C++ STL library.
Meshdiff – visually compare two STL versions in the browser, client-side
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#22Would’ve been great to be able to lock/sync orientations on both
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#24I built Meshdiff because clients keep sending me part_v3_FINAL.stl and I have no quick way to see what changed. Drop two STL/3MF/OBJ files → voxel diff renders in your browser. Green = added material, red = removed. Adjustable tolerance (0.05–1mm). Volume delta metrics. Privacy first: zero upload to any server. Everything runs client-side in a Web Worker. Stack: React + TypeScript, React Three Fiber, custom voxel dif…
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Will look into mobile scalability issue with projscope.com
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#25A nice feature to add could be a synchronized transform: when rotating one viewport the other two rotate along (optional).
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#26Looks handy. Feature suggestion: locked views so all three viewports rotate together.
Had the same wish after one second of rotating one pane. Another thing that came to my mind quickly, whether it would be possible that for one object whose dimension was changed, for instance it was enlarged/shrinked in the x axis by x millimeter, to just highlight those x millimeter of difference. Similar for rotation and shift. Anyway, cool!
will be working on that, thanks!