Welcome to the Python client library for Steno3D by Seequent. Explore and collaborate on your 3D data!
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Quickstart
If you have not yet installed Steno3D, simply
pip install steno3dYou also need to sign up for a Steno3D account. From there, you can request a developer API key.
At that point, you can
import steno3d
steno3d.login()then start building your 3D project. API documentation is available on online. Tutorials and Examples are available as Jupyter notebooks. Class documentation can also be accessed in the IPython environment with ? and tab completion.
The latest version of Steno3D is 0.3.12. Detailed release notes are available on github.
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