The binary version of the STL file format allows a 2-byte unsigned
integer that serves as the 'attribute byte count.' This is ususally 0,
but some modelling software puts non-zero values in for various
undocumented purposes.
Note that the ASCII version of the STL file format does not have an
attribute byte count field.
The binary version of the STL file format allows a 2-byte unsigned integer that serves as the 'attribute byte count.' This is ususally 0, but some modelling software puts non-zero values in for various undocumented purposes.
Note that the ASCII version of the STL file format does not have an attribute byte count field.
Signed-off-by: zachwick zach@zachwick.com
Handles case where there are no attribute bytes
Signed-off-by: zachwick zach@zachwick.com
Tests for attribute bytes now pass
Signed-off-by: zachwick zach@zachwick.com