.obj Renderer

[HypaBeast_]

A functional .obj renderer in hexcasting and python!
First, convert your obj using this python script, and then open the resulting .hxcm file in notepad.
Second, copy everything, go into a command block, write in "/give @p hexcasting:focus{data:", then paste from your clipboard, and then close the curly bracket.
Third, copy the following patterns into another focus;

Patterns

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{
    {
        {
            Mind's Reflection
            Compass' Purification II
            Additive Distillation
        }
        Jester's Gambit
        Thoth's Gambit
    }
    Jester's Gambit
    Thoth's Gambit
    {
        Particles
    }
    Jester's Gambit
    Thoth's Gambit
    Bookkeeper's Gambit: v
}
Jester's Gambit
Speaker's Distillation
Consideration
Consideration
Speaker's Distillation
Hermes' Gambit

Finally, Scribe's Reflection the first focus, then the second, then use Hermes' Gambit.

[HypaBeast_]

Well, I got it working with cyclic wisps. Start by Scribe's Gambit-ing the vector and pattern lists, in that order. Then, input these patterns manually:

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Numerical Reflection: 3
Consideration
Identity Reflection
Surgeon's Exaltation
Jester's Gambit
Single's Purification
Jester's Gambit
Combination Distillation
Consideration
Consideration
Speaker's Distillation
Consideration
Bookkeeper's Gambit: v
Speaker's Distillation
Consideration
Nullary Reflection
Integration Distillation

Now, input your wanted position and wisp battery, then cast Summon Cyclic Wisp.

[HypaBeast_]

man now i kinda wanna make a thing that splits the veclist into chunks just small enough to not hit the recursion limit and creates a wisp for each chunk so you dont have to do it manually

[HypaBeast_]

man now i kinda wanna make a thing that splits the veclist into chunks just small enough to not hit the recursion limit and creates a wisp for each chunk so you dont have to do it manually

Bad news, past me. The stack clears if there's too much on it. You won't get much mileage from this.
Besides, you hit the command block character limit not long after hitting the recursion limit.

[_Katte]

To be fair, you can bypass command block text limits using an .mcfunction file inside a datapack