Hey everyone, today I want to talk about how to use Tiny Obj Loader in your programming projects. Tiny Obj Loader is a lightweight C++ library that allows you to easily parse 3D model data from obj files. It's super handy for anyone working with 3D models in their development projects. Here's a quick guide on how to get started with it:

Step 1: Download Tiny Obj Loader

First things first, you'll need to download the Tiny Obj Loader library. You can find it on GitHub or through package managers like vcpkg. Once you have the library set up in your project, you're ready to start using it.

Step 2: Include Tiny Obj Loader in your Project

Next, you'll need to include the Tiny Obj Loader header file in your project. This will give you access to all the handy functions and classes that Tiny Obj Loader provides for parsing obj files.

Step 3: Load an Obj File

Now that you have Tiny Obj Loader set up, you can start loading obj files into your project. Use the `tinyobj::LoadObj` function to parse the obj file and retrieve the 3D model data. This function will return a data structure containing information about the vertices, normals, and texture coordinates of the 3D model.

Step 4: Use the Model Data

Once you have the 3D model data loaded into your project, you can use it however you like. You might want to render the model in a 3D scene, perform calculations on the vertex data, or even modify the model and save it back to an obj file.

And that's it! You're now ready to start using Tiny Obj Loader in your projects to parse 3D model data from obj files. It's a really useful tool for anyone working with 3D models in their programming projects. Give it a try and see how it can help you with your development work. Thanks for watching!