Torey Heinz

I have used that porsche file for other purposes, and believe there is some bad data in it.

Opening and saving the file as UTF-8, allows convetSTL to recoginze it as binary. I had another version of the file that I had "resized" through SOLIDWORKS, and that one...

Currently the script checks if the header has "solid" in it, and if it doesn't, it treats the file as a binary file. I was curious how/why it would think...

OK, so this is interesting. A number of other tools/technics fail to detect these as binary files because the first "line" has non-binary data. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2355866/ruby-how-to-determine-if-file-being-read-is-binary-or-text https://github.com/djberg96/ptools ``` ruby require 'ptools'...