This may be a case of redefinition. In the July 1988 version of the Stereolithography Interface Specification, there is no mention of
what the STL actually stands for.
It only says: 'These files are also called "STL" files because
they are typically given a file extension of .STL.'
So take it from there!
-- Doug Mitchell Ford Motor Company mailto:dmitchel@ford.com-----Original Message----- From: Delft Spline Systems [mailto:info@spline.nl] Sent: Wednesday, October 10, 2001 7:44 AM To: ???? Cc: rp-ml@rapid.lpt.fi Subject: Re: STL
Dear Yasuo,
The "Stereo Lithography Interface Specification" as published by 3D Systems in Oct 1989 mentions:
"... These triangle files are also called "STL" for StereoLithography files and they are typically given the file extension of .STL ..."
Best Regards,
Lex Lennings.
At 10/10/2001, Yasuo UEDA wrote: >Does anyone know the formal name of "STL"? > >STereoLithography file/format ? >Stereo-lithography Tessellation Language ? >Stadard Triangulation Language?
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