grill-usd-core
Unofficial, experimental WebAssembly (Pyodide) build of Pixar's OpenUSD Python bindings.
This package is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pixar Animation Studios, and it is not the official
usd-corepackage. It is the testing distribution channel for the Pyodide/wasm build of theusd-coremodule set, maintained in the chrizzFTD/OpenUSD fork for the grill / pyrepl-web tooling.
What it is
The complete usd-core Python module set (Tf, Sdf, Usd, UsdGeom, … —
no imaging), cross-compiled to wasm32 for Pyodide 314 (CPython 3.14,
Emscripten ABI 2026_0, PEP 783
pyemscripten_2026_0_wasm32 wheel tag).
The C++ core ships once as a shared libusd_ms.so Emscripten side module
vendored in grill_usd_core.libs/, with thin _*.so extension modules
dynamically linking against it, plus the USD plugin registry under
pxr/pluginfo/.
Installing
In a Pyodide 314 runtime (browser or Node):
import micropip
await micropip.install("grill-usd-core")
Or with pyrepl-web:
<py-repl packages="grill-usd-core"></py-repl>
Or natively into a pyodide venv:
pyodide venv .venv-pyodide
.venv-pyodide/bin/pip install grill-usd-core
Usage
The import name is pxr, exactly like the official usd-core:
from pxr import Usd, UsdGeom
stage = Usd.Stage.CreateInMemory()
world = UsdGeom.Xform.Define(stage, "/World")
cube = UsdGeom.Cube.Define(stage, "/World/Cube")
stage.SetDefaultPrim(world.GetPrim())
print(stage.GetRootLayer().ExportToString())
Caveats
- WebAssembly only. The wheel is
pyemscripten_2026_0_wasm32— it installs only under Pyodide 314 / Python 3.14 on Emscripten. There are no native (Linux/macOS/Windows) wheels here; use the officialusd-corefor those. - Cannot coexist with
usd-core. Both distributions own thepxrimport package, so they cannot be installed into the same environment. In practice this never conflicts:usd-corepublishes no Emscripten wheels. - Experimental. This is an alpha-quality testing build; APIs match the
upstream OpenUSD release it was built from, but the wasm port itself is
young. No imaging (
UsdImagingGL/usdview), nousdGenSchema/CLI tools.
Source and build
Built from the chrizzFTD/OpenUSD fork
(build_scripts/pyodide/); see
docs/pyodide/PLAN.md
for the roadmap and a browser demo under extras/pyodide/demo/.
OpenUSD is licensed under the Tomorrow Open Source Technology License 1.0
(LicenseRef-TOST-1.0); see the bundled LICENSE.txt.
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