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A documentary note for pipeline and 3D tools people who want to know what the LightUSD library says it offers: reading and writing USD formats, Python and web packages, a build route, and security advice for untrusted files. Based on four archived repository files; nothing was built or run.
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LightUSD (formerly TinyUSDZ): what its repository documentation says about USD loading, packages and security
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A documentary note for pipeline and 3D tools people who want to know what the LightUSD library says it offers: reading and writing USD formats, Python and web packages, a build route, and security advice for untrusted files. Based on four archived repository files; nothing was built or run.
Useful starting points
- The release label says 'Will be 26.09 or 26.10' with no date, so check the project for the actual release state.
- The README advises setting a memory limit for unknown files and isolating hostile or internet-sourced assets in a sandbox.
- The project was renamed, so older links and repository paths may still use the TinyUSDZ name.
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