STLNormalSwitcher [March-2022]
The program allows you to view an STL-file in the ASCII and/or Binary format.
The ability to convert between ASCII and Binary STL-files.
It allows to view an STL-file from any side, so that you can rotate it with the arrows in the lower right corner. This is useful if you want to inspect an element from all sides, if you want to plan a machining strategy or an assembly sequence you can always view the workpiece from a different perspective.
The program allows to display 16.777.214 triangles onscreen.
The triangles that can be displayed are the ones that can be selected with the mouse, which are generally those whose normals are pointing the wrong way.
The program allows to select a triangle, so that it can be opened, transformed, saved as ASCII file, converted to Binary file and converted to ASCII file again. It can also be saved as Binary and ASCII file.
The program allows to rotate the triangles with the arrows in the lower right corner.
The triangles can be rotated and zoomed in/out.
After the transformation or when the file is saved, the triangles’ normals get inverted and get assigned a light color, so that they are visible in the white background.
The colors that are used have no influence on the final normal: the program can only invert the normals.
After inverting the normals, any polygon that is left is colored blue.
You can navigate the scene from bottom left to top right and vice versa.
When this is clicked, the triangle is popped up and its vertices are displayed, as a simple viewer can do.
You can select from these vertices the vertex that was clicked. It then becomes the (active) current vertex.
If no triangle was selected, a triangle is selected by default.
This triangle then becomes the current triangle.
Features:
Runs on Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, Android and OS/2.
Uses Mesa GL on Linux, Windows and Mac OS X, OpenGL on Android and OpenGL ES on OS/2.
It supports both normal and inverted normals.
The program currently assumes that all triangles are planar (two triangles share the same plane).
It relies on the implementation of the OpenGL version it was run on.
The current implementation works on Linux and Windows. It can load OpenGL and OpenGL ES projects, but not on OS/2.
The program uses malloc and free
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*Open source project available on SourceForge (
*Inverted normal vectors are indicated in the visualization by darker triangles.
*The GUI is written in the C#.Net language and uses the Windows Forms API.
*The.Net Framework version is 1.0.
*In addition to ASCII and Binary versions, it also has a Triangulation Processor (TPL) and a Triangulation Processor — Vector (TPP) that can convert ASCII and Binary STL-files to the respective other binary version, respectively.
*ASCII STL-files are usually.zip files with the.stl extension. Binary STL-files usually end in the.stlg extension.
*You can save as.zip and convert as you wish!
*The current version is 0.4.
Version 2.0.6
Jupyter Notebook (.ipynb) support. Fixed issues with help button and menu items. Improves visualization.
Version 2.0.5
Added note on Convert STL to Binary (.stlg)
Version 2.0.4
Added a command-line support for converting STLs (ASCII only). Added an option to toggle which floating point format the Picker uses.
Version 2.0.3
Added an auto-selecting feature. Fixed some bugs in the GUI.
Version 2.0.2
Fixed some bugs with the help button.
Version 2.0.1
Simplified the picking.
Version 2.0
Added Binamically support.
Version 1.0
Initial release.
How to Install
Download and run the.zip file to extract the ZIP file and then run the file STLNormalSwitcher.exe. The installer will extract the.zip file contents into the folder c:\STLNormalSwitcher\bin\Release.
Testing
If you need to test your STL file use the simple ASCII STLLoader command line tool.
Compatibility
Because of the way the picking works, only 16.777.214 triangles can be displayed and the program has a limited number of triangles that can be used. This is only a theoretical limit, since the simple objects STLNormalSwitcher is designed for do not contain those many triangles. There may be small differences in
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– The model shown in the screenshots is the open source Lino “Duckham” hexapod, available at www.lindahl.com. (An STL of this model and a DEM of the “Linsmith Workshop” model can be found at
– The model is available as a free mesh to anyone who is interested in, and is licensed under the ZLib License (www.zlib.org).
– Model dimensions: length 10, width 5, height 3.
– Model description: Stl-file can be found at ftp://ftp.lindahl.yale.edu/pub/lindahl/deformation.stl.
– Additional description: STLGeometry is a project by three Yale University students: Nate Yuen (www.nate.link), Kanatou Eki (Eki.kanatou@gmail.com), and Li Li ( I am the author.
You can download STLNormalSwitcher from:
You can find more information on the STLGeometry project on:
You can find out more about the ZLib License at:
Your comments and/or contributions are always welcome.
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INSTALLATION
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1) Install STLGeometry;
2) Type the following line into the console:
C: \ Compile;
3) Start STLNormalSwitcher and make sure it is visible in your system tray;
4) Open a STL-file and process it;
5) If possible, make a screenshot;
You can use it from any computer, but not from a 16 Bit computer.
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USAGE
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1) Select the triangles from an STL-file in the visualization;
2) Click on them (otherwise they will not be found);
3) Click on “Convert” if you want to convert the
What’s New in the STLNormalSwitcher?
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– Small program for viewing ASCII and Binary STL-files and inverting normal vectors, so that they point the opposite direction.
– Doesn’t require a GPU and also not too much memory.
– Interactive OpenGL visualization with 90° field of view
– Displays all contained STL-files
– Displays the currently selected triangle in the OpenGL visualization
– Click on triangles in the OpenGL visualization
– Defines where to find the defined triangle in the list
– Inserts triangles into the list and draws them on the screen
– A reset function can be used to go back to the initial state
– Convert ASCII to Binary STL-files and vice versa, as well as view and invert normal vectors.
– The program comes without additional source code. It is provided as is (AS IS)
– The app is free, non-exclusive and may be used for research purposes.
Installation:
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1) Unpack, start and run:
– Windows: unzip, launch
– Linux: tar xvfz,./install.sh
2) You can stop the program after the conversion is complete
– Use the command “stop”
3) You can obtain the version number as well as a direct link to the source code.
If you have any questions or problems, do not hesitate to contact us!
The GNU General Public License is applied to the GPL verison.
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System Requirements For STLNormalSwitcher:
-Windows 7/8/10 and Mac OS X 10.11 or later (32-bit and 64-bit)
-1GB VRAM or higher
-512MB VRAM recommended
-Supports Oculus CV1 and Oculus Rift S VR Headsets
-Supports Oculus Rift CV2 and Oculus Rift S Headset
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