Memory efficient conversion between pointcloud and mesh data formats.
Please note that some data might not be transfered due to missing support within the target file format or limitations of streamconv.
An up-to-data version of this list can be produced via streamconv --list.
StlAscii -> StlAscii
StlAscii -> StlBinary
StlAscii -> Obj
StlAscii -> PlyAscii
StlAscii -> PlyBinary
StlAscii -> Xy
StlAscii -> Xyz
StlBinary -> StlAscii
StlBinary -> StlBinary
StlBinary -> Obj
StlBinary -> PlyAscii
StlBinary -> PlyBinary
StlBinary -> Xy
StlBinary -> Xyz
Obj -> StlAscii
Obj -> StlBinary
Obj -> Obj
Obj -> Off
Obj -> PlyAscii
Obj -> PlyBinary
Off -> StlAscii
Off -> StlBinary
Off -> Obj
Off -> Off
Off -> PlyAscii
Off -> PlyBinary
PlyAscii -> StlAscii
PlyAscii -> StlBinary
PlyAscii -> Obj
PlyAscii -> Off
PlyAscii -> PlyAscii
PlyAscii -> PlyBinary
Xyz -> Obj
Xyz -> PlyAscii
Xyz -> PlyBinary
Xyz -> Xy
Xyz -> Xyz
Get Git and Haskell Stack.
$ git clone https://github.com/I3ck/streamconv
$ cd streamconv
$ stack install
Run with the --help parameter for the most up-to-date information.
$ streamconv --help
streamconv 0.0.2 (c) Martin Buck
Usage: streamconv --pin STRING --pout STRING --fin STRING --fout STRING
[--tmp1 STRING] [--tmp2 STRING] [--xyzval STRING]
[--xyzline STRING] [--list]
streamconv 0.0.2 - Memory efficient conversion between pointcloud and mesh
data formats. Use --help for more information (c) Martin Buck
Available options:
-h,--help Show this help text
--pin STRING Path to the input file
--pout STRING Path to write to
--fin STRING Input format [StlAscii, StlBinary, Obj, Off,
PlyAscii, PlyBinary, Xy, Xyz ]
--fout STRING Output format [StlAscii, StlBinary, Obj, Off,
PlyAscii, PlyBinary, Xy, Xyz ]
--tmp1 STRING First path that shall be used to write temporary
data (default: "streamconvtmp1.tmp")
--tmp2 STRING Second path that shall be used to write temporary
data (default: "streamconvtmp2.tmp")
--xyzval STRING Delimiter to be used between xyz
values (default: ";")
--xyzline STRING Delimiter to be used between xyz
lines (default: "\n")
--list List available combinations
You can use the --list command to see whether the conversion you'd like to use is supported. (See Conversions above)
Assuming you'd want to convert mesh.stl which is ascii encoded to a binary mesh.ply:
$ streamconv --pin "mesh.stl" --pout "mesh.ply" --fin "StlAscii" --fout "PlyBinary"
Some conversions can currently only be done by utilizing temporary files.
Please use the --tmp1 and --tmp2 parameters if you don't want streamconv to use the default paths and names.
MIT (also see LICENSE)
Feel free to create issues if you find any bugs or want to request features / conversions.
You can also contribute code via PRs, but consider contacting me first, since my local version might be ahead or I might be working on the topic myself already.
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