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• Import and Export fully support the STL file format.

• • MIME type: application/sla
  • STL computer-aided design and manufacturing format.
  • 3D geometry format.
  • Commonly used for representing solid models in rapid prototyping systems.
  • Native format of the 3D Systems stereolithography CAD software.
  • Developed in 1989 by 3D Systems, Inc.
  • STL is an acronym derived from stereolithography.
  • ASCII or binary format.
  • Stores a 3D object, including solid, as a surface formed by a collection of adjacent triangles.

• Import["file.stl"] imports an STL file as a MeshRegion object representing the surface.
• Import["file.stl",elem] imports the specified element from an STL file.
• The import format can be specified with Import["file","STL"] or Import["file",{"STL",elem,…}].
• Export["file.stl",expr] exports a 3D mesh-based geometric region to a binary STL file. The expr can be any region that is ConstantRegionQ or a Graphics3D object.
• The export format can be specified with Export["file",expr,"STL"] or Export["file",expr,{"STL",opt₁->val₁,…}].
• See the following reference pages for full general information:

• General Import elements:
• "Elements" list of elements and options available in this file "Rules" list of rules for all available elements "Summary" summary of the file "CoordinateTransform" transformation function from DAE format
• Data format representation elements:
• "BinaryFormat" whether the file is a binary or ASCII STL "Comments" comments "VertexData" list of vertex coordinates "PolygonData" list of polygon elements in indexed form "PolygonCount" number of polygons
• Geometry representation elements:
• "BoundaryMeshRegion" boundary mesh representation of a solid "MeshRegion" mesh representation of a surface "Region" region representation of a surface
• Graphics representation elements:
• "Graphics3D" STL file represented as a Graphics3D object "GraphicsComplex" STL file as a GraphicsComplex object "PolygonObjects" list of polygon primitives in absolute coordinates
• Import and Export use the "MeshRegion" element by default for STL files.

• Export options:
• "BinaryFormat" True whether to write a binary or ASCII file

Import a 3D model from STL as a MeshRegion object:

Summary properties of the solid model:

Export a 3D model to an ASCII STL file:

Print the raw textual contents of the file:

Import works on an ASCII STL file:

Binary STL file:

Any accessible URL:

Stream:

Import automatically detects STL files:

Import provides access to elements in the STL file:

Import works on large files:

Export works on 3D graphics:

Special regions:

Formula regions:

Mesh regions:

Export to a binary STL file:

ASCII STL file:

Test whether this file is a binary or ASCII STL:

Give a boundary mesh region:

Give the comments in the STL file:

The coordinate system used by the STL format is identical to the Wolfram Language:

Give the polygon elements in indexed form:

Give the list of Triangle primitives given in absolute coordinates:

Give the number of triangles:

Give the summary of properties:

File size:

Give the vertex coordinates:

By default, a binary file is generated when exporting:

Print the raw textual contents of the file:

Use "BinaryFormat" False to generate an ASCII file:

Print the raw textual contents of the file:

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