Inspect and edit 3MF files for 3D printing. Detect cylindrical holes, change their diameters, repair mesh issues, and compare files while preserving BambuStudio and PrusaSlicer metadata when repacking the edited file.
3MF mesh geometry editor — detect and resize cylindrical holes, repair meshes, compare 3D printing files. Works with BambuStudio and PrusaSlicer 3MF files.
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3MF mesh geometry editor for 3D printing files.
pip install git+https://github.com/HKUDS/CLI-Anything.git#subdirectory=3MF/agent-harness
# Show mesh info (vertices, faces, bounding box, watertight status, volume)
cli-anything-3mf info <file.3mf>
# Detect cylindrical holes (center, diameter, confidence)
cli-anything-3mf inspect <file.3mf>
# Resize holes to target diameter
cli-anything-3mf resize <file.3mf> --hole 0 --hole 1 --diameter 4.2 -o output.3mf
# Fix mesh issues (degenerate faces, duplicate vertices, normals)
cli-anything-3mf repair <file.3mf> -o repaired.3mf
# Compare two 3MF files
cli-anything-3mf compare <file1.3mf> <file2.3mf>
All commands support --json for machine-readable output:
cli-anything-3mf --json inspect model.3mf
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