Convert USDZ to OBJ via C#

Export USDZ & other 3D files using .NET Framework, .NET Core and Mono

Export USDZ Scene as OBJ with C#

  1. Load USDZ file using a constructor of Scene class
  2. Call Scene.Save method
  3. Pass output file name with .obj extension as first parameter
  4. Specify WavefrontOBJ field value from FileFormat class

3D Format Conversion API for .NET

Install from command line as nuget install Aspose.3d or via Package Manager Console of Visual Studio with Install-Package Aspose.3D.

Alternatively, get the offline MSI installer or DLLs in a ZIP file from downloads .

C# Code for USDZ to OBJ Conversion

// load the USDZ in an object of Scene 
var scene = new Aspose.ThreeD.Scene("template.usdz");
// save USDZ as a OBJ 
scene.Save("output.obj", Aspose.ThreeD.FileFormat.WavefrontOBJ);

Other Conversion Options

USDZ TO DXF (Autodesk Drawing Exchange Format)
USDZ TO RVM (AVEVA RVM)
USDZ TO DRC (Google Draco File Format)
USDZ TO FBX (Autodesk FBX Interchange File)
USDZ TO AMF (Additive Manufacturing File)
USDZ TO OBJ (Wavefront 3D Object File)
USDZ TO 3MF (3D Manufacturing File)
USDZ TO GLTF (GL Transmission Format File)

USDZ What is USDZ File Format?

A file with .usdz is an uncompressed and unencrypetd ZIP archive for the USD (Universal Scene Description) file format that contains and proxies for files of other formats (such as textures, and animations) embedded within the archive and runs them directly with the USD run-time without any need of unpacking. USDZ files are packages whose design is based on the new Ar-level abstraction of a package. Usdz was registered with IANA and has media type name of model and a subtype name of vnd.usd+zip and its details can be found as on IANA registration page.

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OBJ What is OBJ File Format?

OBJ files are used by Wavefront’s Advanced Visualizer application to define and store the geometric objects. Backward and forward transmission of geometric data is made possible through OBJ files. Both polygonal geometry like points, lines, texture vertices, faces and free-form geometry (curves and surfaces) are supported by OBJ format. This format does not support animation or information related to light and position of scenes. An OBJ file is usually an end product of the 3D modeling process generated by a CAD (Computer Aided Design). The default order to store vertices is counter-clockwise avoiding explicit declaration of face normals. Though OBJ files declare scale information in a comment line yet no units have been declared for OBJ coordinates.

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