A monorepo providing `@pixiv/three-vrm`, a library for loading, controlling, and rendering VRM (Virtual Reality Model) avatars in three.js. It implements VRM 1.0 and partial VRM 0.0 specifications, handling humanoid bone mapping, facial expressions, eye gaze control (lookAt), first-person mesh culling, spring bone physics simulation, node constraints (aim, roll, rotation), and MToon toon material rendering. The library is structured as a collection of GLTFLoader plugins that parse VRM extensions from `.vrm` files. Core modules include `VRMLoaderPlugin` (orchestrating sub-plugins), `VRMCore` (humanoid, expressions, lookAt, firstPerson), `VRMSpringBoneManager` (verlet physics), `VRMNodeConstraintManager` (topological sort for constraints), and `MToonMaterial`/`MToonNodeMaterial` (custom shader/material for toon rendering). Both WebGL and experimental WebGPU renderers are supported. The codebase includes thorough examples, CI/CD, and compatibility shims for multiple three.js revisions (r123 through r180).
This repository is a curated awesome-list of research papers, projects, datasets, and industry demos related to digital humans: 3D avatar generation and animation, clothed human reconstruction, head avatars, human motion generation, virtual try-on, cloth simulation, and related topics. It contains only a README.md plus LICENSE; there is no application code, no executable pipeline, no tests, no CI, and no dependency manifests. Despite the data_research classification, it is best understood as a manually maintained literature index rather than a data pipeline or software project.