Converts a binary STL to OBJ
Project description
stl_to_obj
Converts a binary STL to OBJ
Uses dictionary lookup for fast results
Requires Python 3.6 and newer
Installation
pip install stl_to_obj
or
git clone https://github.com/jmanek/stl_to_obj.git
Usage
Can be run from the command line or imported
from stl_to_obj import stl_to_obj
stl_to_obj('input1.stl') # saves to output1.obj
stl_to_obj('input2.stl', 'output2.obj', precision=6, verbose=True)
usage: stl_to_obj [-h] [--precision PRECISION] [--verbose] stl_file [obj_file]
Converts a binary STL to OBJ
positional arguments:
stl_file STL file to process
obj_file OBJ filename, defaults to stl_file.obj
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--precision PRECISION, -p PRECISION
Rounds vertices to the given precision
--verbose, -v Outputs conversion info
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