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license: mit
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# PySceneKit

PySceneKit is an open-source Python library designed for common scene processing and visualization tasks. Whether you're working with 2D or 3D scenes, PySceneKit provides a comprehensive toolkit to help you manipulate, analyze, and visualize your data with ease.

GitHub: https://github.com/SamMaoYS/pyscenekit

## Introduction

Welcome to PySceneKit! This project is fueled by my passion for scene understanding, particularly in indoor environments. Frustrated by the lack of user-friendly tools for processing images and 3D indoor scenes, I often found myself rewriting code for different datasets.

PySceneKit aims to simplify scene understanding by providing an intuitive toolkit that incorporates both state-of-the-art techniques and classic methods tailored for indoor scenes. I warmly welcome contributions from fellow enthusiasts and researchers to help make this project a valuable resource for everyone!

## Progress

- [x] 🌟 **Kicking Off the Adventure**: Initial setup complete!
- [ ] 💡 **Bringing Ideas to Life**: Core functionalities in the works.
- [ ] 🎨 **Crafting Beautiful Scenes**: Building basic scene processing features.
- [ ] 🔍 **Visual Wonderland**: Adding stunning visualization tools.
- [ ] 📚 **Sharing the Love**: Writing documentation and creating examples.
- [ ] 🔧 **Polishing the Gem**: Testing and optimizing for the best performance.
- [ ] 🚀 **Launch Countdown**: Preparing for the exciting release of v1.0!


## Acknowledgments

PySceneKit would not be possible without the incredible work of various open-source projects and libraries that have paved the way for scene processing and visualization. For a detailed list of acknowledgments, please see the [ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.md](./ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.md) file.

## Citation

If you find PySceneKit useful in your research, please consider citing the project:

```bibtex
@misc{mao2024pyscenekit,
    title={PySceneKit GitHub Repository},
    author={Mao, Yongsen},
    year={2024}
}
```