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18 May 2009	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	Zoltan	Nice! But you could speed it up - it counts at large meshes, if you could find a way to avoid the for loop. For calculating the surface normals, you could use "surfnorm". Thanks!
02 Mar 2009	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	Ribbens, Bart	Great job! Thanx a lot!
28 Jan 2009	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	Lopes, Daniel	Thanks Bill! You made a very useful MATLAB function for geometric modeling purposes. Woks just fine!
19 Aug 2008	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	Huang, Bin	Awesome! It helps me alot.
25 Jul 2008	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	Lingamfelter, Max	Very nice program. Does anyone know a way to write the STL file while keeping other data intact to describe the color? maxami13@msn.com
20 Feb 2008	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	Shapiro, Yoel	Very helpfull! I tried for a long time to open a MATLAB generated mesh or vrml in different 3D environments and couldn't. This did the job.
03 Oct 2007	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	L, Amanda	very neat. Used for converting small pieces of scarcely digitized bone surface point clouds to STL surface which can be loaded into Mimics and Amira.
07 Mar 2006	surf2stl Write STL file from surface data. Author: Bill McDonald	M, Mike	Has good nift. Use with gridgen to make mathematical surfaces into stl files for cfd. mmmm
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