I use Ubuntu 12.10. What software can I install that can open Physible .stl
files? And what are the differences between these softwares?
I use Ubuntu 12.10. What software can I install that can open Physible .stl
files? And what are the differences between these softwares?
Meshlab reads all kind of 3D meshes, also STL
Example with this file:
Blender is the best, just import the file.
From OpenSCAD's online User Manual
STL Import - http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/STL_Import
As of version 2019.01, if you do from the command line:
it automatically opens the GUI with the right command to view the file e.g.:
Then you can click Design > Render, and it gives for this sample file:
You can use F3D for this task.
You could try OpenSCAD. It is free and is available for Ubuntu.
Since OpenSCAD version 2015.03-1, it should work also to import .stl files. Please use a command like this:
and push the preview button, as suggested by Hall above.
This should work!
To edit the .stl as an object in OpenSCAD, create a module like:
Now you are able to recall it with
Screw()
for further actions.FreeCAD https://www.freecadweb.org/ also can import *.stl files
I use ChiTuBox on Ubuntu 18.04 (I know you were asking about 12.04 but that was 6 years ago!).
https://www.chitubox.com/download.html