AssimpCy 1.0.0

Faster Python bindings for Assimp.

It uses the same naming as the original library, so examples from the official docs can be used directly (minus C
sintaxis, of course).

_Example usage:_

from assimpcy import aiImportFile, aiPostProcessSteps as pp
flags = pp.aiProcess_JoinIdenticalVertices | pp.aiProcess_Triangulate
scene = aiImportFile('model.x', flags)
print('\tHas {} meshes, {} textures, {} materials, {} animations.'.format(scene.mNumMeshes, scene.mNumTextures,
scene.mNumMaterials, scene.mNumAnimations))

# Check mesh.Has* before extracting corresponding mesh.m* (Vertices, Normals, etc)
if scene.HasMeshes and scene.mMeshes[0].HasPositions:
v = scene.mMeshes[0].mNumVertices / 2
print('Vertex {} = {}'.format(v, scene.mMeshes[0].mVertices[v]))

Matrices, quaternions and vectors are returned as Numpy arrays.