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ASE File Format
The bits and bytes... |
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The ASE (ASCII Scene Export) file format is a simple text-based format commonly used for exporting 3D scenes and models.
ASE files store geometric data such as vertices, faces, normals, and material properties.
The format is human-readable, making it relatively easy to understand and edit manually if needed. While it's lacking support for more advanced features like animation or texture coordinates (which can be supplemented with additional custom sections), ASE files serve as a lightweight and widely compatible option for transferring 3D models between different software applications, particularly in game development or asset sharing.
Summary Points About ASE 3D File
• ASCII
• Color
• 3D
• No compression
• 1 image
Example test models/meshes
• cube.ase - a cube
• fish.ase
• polyfish.ase
• sphere.ase
• tetra.ase
• texture.ase
• statue.ase
 | Example Basic ASE Loader (Vertices/Faces) |  |
An uncomplicated example of a ase loader - just process the basics
 | Resources |  |
• Notebook Lab Example [LINK]
• ASE Format Blog Information [LINK]
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