Matthias Möller

Hi, your STL file is malformed. In the header, the STL file has to define to amount of faces. Based on this number, you can calculate how many bytes you...

Hi, after some small code changes, it looks like it would be possible to modify the parser so that we get a mesh with all readable faces. But I see...

> Does STL have a "magic byte" that tells if it's binary or ascii (like ply) ? Sadly not really. ASCII starts with "solid ", binary starts with 80 bytes...

Seems like the CNTTP version is the problem. When you deactivate it with a compiler definition ("CTLL_CNTTP_COMPILER_CHECK=0"), it can be compiled, but when using literals, ctre::regular_expression cannot be found +...

With the new constructor in CTRE, it is possible to do a nice conversion. The tests will still fail. I could trace the problem to the "sanitize" function, which doubles...

Also deletes the sourcelist. > @ param src Non-empty list of scenes to be merged along with their > corresponding attachment points in the master scene. The function > deletes...

> Why `set`? Why not `unordered_set`? Does iteration order matter? > > Why do you check for `nullptr`? It's safe to call `delete` on a null pointer. If you really...

`/usr/include/crt/host_config.h:138:2: error: #error -- unsupported GNU version! gcc versions later than 8 are not supported!` You use gcc 9.4.0, which is, according to the error message, not supported by this...

Hi, any updates on this? Do you need any more input from me?

The example code defines 1 mesh, so it shouldn't be a problem. It looks like only those vertices get exported, which are included in a face. So you need to...