Split a multi-object STL file into separate files containing each one object

nospam@example.com (crox) — Sat, 20 Nov 2021 14:03:00 +0000

slic3r --split input.stl

This will create input.stl_01.stl, input.stl_02.stl etc. in the same directory.

This worked perfectly for me on a file created with OpenSCAD containing different parts that I wanted to print individually with Cura Lulzbot Edition. I found the info here.

APA106 KiCad library (including APA-106-F8 footprint and 3D model)

nospam@example.com (crox) — Sun, 01 Jan 2017 19:13:00 +0000

Wondering what APA106 addressable RGB LED are? Get some from eBay, AliExpress or SparkFun.

In case this is useful to anyone else: here is my APA-106-F8 RGB LED KiCad library, including 3D model for pretty rendering.

You are free to use/change/distribute it in any way for any purpose. Attribution would be nice but is not mandatory.

The 3D model was made with OpenSCAD based on the instructions from Christopher J. Woodall. (The only difference is that I used meshlab to convert the OpenSCAD STL to binary instead of meshconv.)

Update 2020-12-05: the original post with the instructions is no longer online, but you can still find it here.

If you are interested, here is the OpenSCAD source file.

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Split a multi-object STL file into separate files containing each one object

APA106 KiCad library (including APA-106-F8 footprint and 3D model)