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== Specs == | == Specs == |
Revision as of 08:41, 2 October 2014
SVX is voxel-based 3D modelling format created by Shapeways, to enable the upload of voxel-based models for 3D printing.
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Identification
An SVX file is a ZIP file containing a sequence of images and a manifest.xml file. This structure, and the manifest itself, can be used to identify the format.
Example Manifest
This is an example manifest file, taken from the specification.
<?xml version="1.0"?> <grid gridSizeX="256" gridSizeY="256" gridSizeZ="256" voxelSize="0.0001" subvoxelBits="8" slicesOrientation="Y" > <channels> <channel type="DENSITY" bits="8" slices="density/slice%04d.png" /> </channels> <materials> <material id="1" urn="urn:shapeways:materials/1" /> </materials> <metadata> <entry key="author" value="Alan Hudson" /> <entry key="creationDate" value="2014/09/12" /> </metadata> </grid>
Specs
- SVX format specification (license not stable yet, but expected to be open).