Really good content! Learned a lot from this! Only suggestion would be to increase the audio volume, I had to turn my volume up all the way and could just barely hear you.
Thank you! :) Yes, you can convert a binary STL file to an ASCII STL file using the numpy-stl library in Python. You can read the binary file with mesh.Mesh.from_file(), then save it as an ASCII file using mesh_data.save(output_file, mode=mesh.Mesh.ASCII). ```python def binary_to_ascii_stl(binary_file, ascii_file): # Read the binary STL file using numpy-stl mesh_data = mesh.Mesh.from_file(binary_file) # Write the mesh data to an ASCII STL file mesh_data.save(ascii_file, mode=mesh.Mesh.ASCII) ```
@ Thank you so much. Really appreciate it. I saw that u mentioned for larger data it’s better to go with binary form. But with the birnary form it’s not easy to get the coordinates. Is there any way to do that ?
Hello! Thank you for your comment :) I am not familiar with HTML, however I can maybe share with you what I know maybe it will help you out. In its root, an STL file is made out of coordinates, You group three coordinate-points together to get a triangle, and you get an STL file by combining triangle together. If you are able to convert an X, Y and Z coordinate, it would be theoritically entirely possible. Maybe these links will help you out: 1. tonybox.net/posts/simple-stl-viewer/ 2. stackoverflow.com/questions/12880980/need-js-and-html-example-for-displaying-stl-3d-objects-in-a-web-page
Really good content! Learned a lot from this! Only suggestion would be to increase the audio volume, I had to turn my volume up all the way and could just barely hear you.
Thank you for your feedback and for letting me know, i will fix it!
interesting!
Thanks for the wonderful explanation. Can we convert the Binary file to ASCII STL file?
Thank you! :)
Yes, you can convert a binary STL file to an ASCII STL file using the numpy-stl library in Python. You can read the binary file with mesh.Mesh.from_file(), then save it as an ASCII file using mesh_data.save(output_file, mode=mesh.Mesh.ASCII).
```python
def binary_to_ascii_stl(binary_file, ascii_file):
# Read the binary STL file using numpy-stl
mesh_data = mesh.Mesh.from_file(binary_file)
# Write the mesh data to an ASCII STL file
mesh_data.save(ascii_file, mode=mesh.Mesh.ASCII)
```
@ Thank you so much. Really appreciate it. I saw that u mentioned for larger data it’s better to go with binary form. But with the birnary form it’s not easy to get the coordinates. Is there any way to do that ?
Hello.
Thank you for the informative Video
Can we convert STL into HTML file in python., if so can you please guide me .
Hello! Thank you for your comment :)
I am not familiar with HTML, however I can maybe share with you what I know maybe it will help you out.
In its root, an STL file is made out of coordinates, You group three coordinate-points together to get a triangle, and you get an STL file by combining triangle together. If you are able to convert an X, Y and Z coordinate, it would be theoritically entirely possible.
Maybe these links will help you out:
1. tonybox.net/posts/simple-stl-viewer/
2. stackoverflow.com/questions/12880980/need-js-and-html-example-for-displaying-stl-3d-objects-in-a-web-page
a stl and html are completely different, there is ways of viewing 3d models in a html site tho