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"jr" <cre### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> now thinking that if you were to write each face as as line of comma-separated
> values instead (ie nx,ny,...,v3z), converting that CSV to binary STL would be
> (famous last words.. :-)) trivial.
I believe jr is correct.
POV-RAY can read in the ASCII STL file, and write out the data to a binary STL.
As I have investigated doing this not long ago, the real PITA here is trying to
parse and process the ASCII in POV-RAY.
What _I_ wound up doing was just using a LibreOffice spreadsheet to go from
ASCII STL to a POV-RAY mesh object. If that initial pre-processing step in the
workflow isn't a big deal, then you could do the same to format your ASCII STL
data, and then use POV-RAY to read in and write out a binary STL file.
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