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command-line STL manipulation tools
Stltoolsis a set of command-line tools for manipulating STL files.
These tools currently are:
- stlplater
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Combines several STLs into one or more plates while trying to optimize
for a minimal number of plates. While not terribly efficient, it requires
far less effort than manual placement.
- stlsplit
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Split STLs that contain several independant parts into separate files.
Great for splitting plates into individual pieces again.
- stllint
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Reads an STL file (on standard input) and outputs openscad-compatible warnings
for small triangles and other potential problems.
- stlblueprint
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Reads one or more STL files and produces openscad-files which when loaded
into openscad will display the dimensions and locations of screw holes found in the
STLs. This is particularly useful for when you want to design something that fits
an existing part.
New in version 1.2
- A few minor bugfixes
- stllint can now be used to verify that there are no lint errors
New in version 1.1
- A few minor bugfixes
- support for round plates
Installation
Just type "make". Assuming everything went well you can optionally type
"sudo make install" which will copy the binaries to /usr/local/bin
Problems? Questions? Suggestions? Send me an email.
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