Paul Melnikow

Hi @syoyo! Could you tag a new version and release it to PyPI, along with the wheels that get generated? Also, I'll put an offer out there. I noticed some...

Cool! You can give me write access to the repo here: https://github.com/syoyo/tinyobjloader/settings/access Write access isn't restricted to tagging releases, though if you'd prefer, I can refrain from using the access...

Maybe you should also give me access to publish to Conan? To minimize confusion, ideally all the channels should get a new release with the same version number at the...

I’m not sure! I’ve never used Conan and I’m not familiar with how it works.

Did you add me to PyPI too? Why don’t I try publishing the release you tagged to PyPI?

Since cibuildwheel wasn't working on the 2.0.0rc4 rev, I'll tag rc5 and get this going.

Could you set up Azure Pipelines and Travis on the new repo?

Yea, agreed, the `numpy_` methods are the way to go. They wrap the C++ arrays with Python objects. This is the loader code I'm using. It's not super elegant yet,...

The positions are in `tinyobj_vertices` (i.e. `attrib.numpy_vertices().reshape(-1, 3)`). I am working with the faces too. Though not the normals and texcoords. Yea, the performance gains from NumPy can be really...

Out of curiosity, have you tried assigning `attrib.vertices`, `attrib.normals`, etc. to variables in the outer for loop? I'm wondering if the for loop is what's making your code slow or...