MeshInspector supports a wide range of file formats, including point clouds, meshes, voxels, DICOM, polylines, distance maps, and G-code. Here's a list of the supported formats:
.stl, .obj, .off, .dxf, .step, .stp, .ctm, .3mf, .model, .ply, .pts, .asc, .csv, .xyz, .e57, .las, .laz, .gtlf, .glb, .tif, .tiff, .gcode, .txt, .dcm, .raw, .vdb, .gav.
Opening Files
For most file formats, you can open them as single files using the 'Open Files' button. Simply select the file you want to import, and MeshInspector will handle the rest.
However, certain formats, such as CT and MRI scans, require a distinct approach to opening. To open DICOM files, select the folder containing the DICOM files. For Raw files, ensure to set relevant parameters before initiating the opening process.
Handling Multiple Files
If you have multiple files to import, MeshInspector offers two convenient options:
Bundle them in a zip file and open it.
Utilize the 'Open Directory' feature to open all files within a directory at once, streamlining the import process for efficiency.
Revisiting Recent Work
Need to revisit your recent projects? MeshInspector has a handy feature for that too! Simply click on the 'Open File' dropdown to access your recent files, providing a quick way to jump back into your ongoing projects.
Sticky Options
The 'Open Files' and 'Open Directory' options are conveniently sticky at the top left corner of the interface, ensuring easy access regardless of your location within the software.
FAQ
Q1: What file formats does MeshInspector support for import?
A: MeshInspector supports various formats, including .stl, .obj, .off, .dxf, .step, .stp, .ctm, .3mf, .model, .ply, .pts, .asc, .csv, .xyz, .e57, .las, .laz, .gtlf, .glb, .tif, .tiff, .gcode, .txt, .dcm, .raw, .vdb, and .gav.
Q2: How can I open DICOM files in MeshInspector?
A: To open DICOM files, select the folder containing the DICOM files. MeshInspector will then handle the import process accordingly.
Q3: Can I import multiple files simultaneously?
A: Yes, you can import multiple files by bundling them in a zip file and opening it, or by using the 'Open Directory' feature to import all files within a directory at once.
Q4: How do I access my recent files in MeshInspector?
A: Simply click on the 'Open File' dropdown to access your recent files, providing a quick way to revisit your ongoing projects.
And there you have it – a comprehensive guide to importing files in MeshInspector. If you have any further questions, refer to our Help section or contact our support team at support@meshinspector.com. Happy modeling!