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Revision as of 16:23, 13 May 2009

Title(s): SMF - SMF, Simple Model Format

Version ID: N/A - N/A

Date released: - Date that the version was released.

Date: - Date the format was created (YYYY-MM-DD)

Creator(s): N/A - N/A

Contributor(s): N/A - N/A

Relationships: The SMF format is based on Wavefront's OBJ format. Some SMF files are valid OBJ files.

  • Previous Version(s): N/A
  • Contains: N/A
  • Syntax Format(s): N/A
  • Family Format(s):N/A

Description: The SMF format describes triangular meshes by defining each 3D vertex used by the

model. Triangles are defined using the index of each vertex. This makes them difficult to modify by hand, but saves disk

space. Each vertex may also have a normal, color, texture, or texture coordinate associated with it. Some affine

transformations (no shearing) can be applied to sets of vertices to simplify the definition of a mesh or make it easier to

modify components within a model.

History: Historical description depicting major events surrounding development, creation, and

maintenance of this format.

Example(s): http://www.cs.drexel.edu/~david/Classes/CS586/Models/

Identifier: N/A

Documentation: http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~burkardt/data/smf/smf.html

File Extensions: smf

'Applications:

  • Native application(s): N/A

Magic numbers: none

Format(s): N/A

Rights: N/A

Sustainability Factors:

  • Standardization: none
  • Adoption: N/A
    • Licensing and patent claims: none
  • External dependencies: none
  • Technical protection considerations: N/A

Typical use: Triangular mesh

File classification:

triangular mesh, manifold or not.warning.png"The SMF format supports any

triangular mesh, manifold or not." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

      • Manifold volume meshes:
        • Is Supported: true
        • Description: The SMF format supports any

triangular mesh, manifold or not.warning.png"The SMF format supports any

triangular mesh, manifold or not." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

      • Non-manifold meshes:
        • Is Supported: true
        • Description: The SMF format supports any

triangular mesh, manifold or not.warning.png"The SMF format supports any

triangular mesh, manifold or not." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

    • Parametric representation:
      • Parametric surfaces:
        • Is Supported: false
        • Description: The file may contain a triangular

mesh that approximates a parametric surface, but it cannot store the equations that define the parametric surface.warning.png"The file may contain a triangular

mesh that approximates a parametric surface, but it cannot store the equations that define the parametric surface." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

      • Parametric curves:
        • Is Supported: false
        • Description: No curves are supported, just

triangles.warning.png"No curves are supported, just

triangles." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

specified in one SMF file, but there is no notation for specifying that two distinct models exist and one is a

lower-resolution model of the other.warning.png"Two disjoint models could be

specified in one SMF file, but there is no notation for specifying that two distinct models exist and one is a

lower-resolution model of the other." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

  • Dynamics:
    • Kinematics:
      • Is Supported: false
      • Description: You can use some affine transformations (no

shearing) within the file to specify parts of the mesh. You cannot specify bounds on these transformations, so this feature

is intended to simplify the file, not allow for moving parts.

surface in the BRep model is a polygon, this model can be represented as a triangular mesh and saved as an SMF file.warning.png"As long as every

surface in the BRep model is a polygon, this model can be represented as a triangular mesh and saved as an SMF file." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

    • Manifold volume boundary representations:
      • Is Supported: true
      • Description: As long as each

volume has a polygonal representation, the model can be represented as a triangular mesh and saved as an SMF file.warning.png"As long as each

volume has a polygonal representation, the model can be represented as a triangular mesh and saved as an SMF file." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

    • Non-manifold boundary representations:
      • Is Supported: true
      • Description: Non-manifold geometry

that can be represented as a set of triangles can be represented by an SMF file.warning.png"Non-manifold geometry

that can be represented as a set of triangles can be represented by an SMF file." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

  • Material transparency:
    • Is Supported: true
    • Description: A color can be associated with each

vertex.warning.png"A color can be associated with each

vertex." cannot be used as a page name in this wiki.

References: http://people.sc.fsu.edu/~burkardt/data/smf/smf.html

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