slice_stl_create_pa​th(triangles,slice_​height)

slice stl files and create continuous contour along the slices

現在この提出コンテンツをフォロー中です。

This contains the matlab files to slice a stl file and create a continuous contour along which the machine can move for deposition for 3D printing.
The main file is slice_stl_create.m
The supporting functions are triangle_plane_intersection.m, read_binary_stl_file.m, orient_stl.m, rotate_stl.m and plot_slices.m.
The script stl_slice_and_plot.m is an example using the functions.

引用

Sunil Bhandari (2026). slice_stl_create_path(triangles,slice_height) (https://jp.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/62113-slice_stl_create_path-triangles-slice_height), MATLAB Central File Exchange. に取得済み.

謝辞

ヒントを与えたファイル: Infill Patterns and Shell Contours - 3D Printing Slice Data

一般的な情報

MATLAB リリースの互換性

  • R2015b 以降のリリースと互換性あり

プラットフォームの互換性

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
バージョン 公開済み リリース ノート Action
4.0.30

updated to correct a bug that prevented displaying STL file in the GUI app

4.0.22

slicing app reported bug fixed

4.0.21

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4.0.2

Updated plot_stl to correctly plot STL file. example_plot_stl added to show how to correctly use the file

4.0.1

error corrections to the gui

4.0

gui tool added

3.2.2.1

corrected files uploaded for version 3.2.2.0

3.2.2.0

updated so that the sliced paths move in same direction when possible

3.2.1.0

function to read ASCII stl files added

3.2.0.0

Function to rotate stl file added.

3.1.0.0

The stl file can now be oriented along x, y or z axis before slicing. The original configuration is assumed to be oriented along x axis.
function to orient the stl file along x,y or z axes added

3.0.0.0

Corrected code:
"new_line_plane_intersection" replaced with "triangle_plane_intersection"
STL fileread speed increased. Large stl files can be read in seconds.
bug with infinite loop corrected
code for improperly formed triangles uncommented

2.0.0.0

intersecting triangles with each slicing plane now calculated using binary search. Big O for this step changed from O(nk) to O(nlogk), where n is the number of triangles and k is the number of slicing planes.

1.0.0.0