OFF (DEC-WSE Object File Format)
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Revision as of 03:02, 24 December 2013
OFF (Object File Format) is a scene description language originally developed by Randi J. Rost at Digital Equipment Corporation's Workstations Systems Engineering.
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Format
There is both a binary (.off), and a text (.aoff) version of the format.
An OFF "file" can actually be a collection of files, consisting of a main .off or .aoff file, and other files referenced by it. The conventional filename extensions for these other files are .geom, .bgeom, .pcol, .bpcol, .vcol, .bpcol, .vcol, .bvcol, .ipcol, .bipcol, .ivcol, .bivcol, .pnorm, .bpnorm, .vnorm, and .bvnorm.
Identification
An .aoff file has lines that begin with keywords such as "name", "author", "description", "type", "geometry", etc.
Specifications
- OFF specification (dated 1989-10-12)
- OFF specification Same as above, formatted differently
- http://paulbourke.net/dataformats/off/
Software
Sample files
- off-1.0-src-11.00.tar.gz → off-1.0/objects/
- http://cd.textfiles.com/graphics16000/MEDIA/OBJECTS/OFF/