TS Files

These are some examples of TS files. "TS" stands for "ThreeScript", and is a 3D format once used for output by Mathematica.

TS File Characteristics:

• ASCII
• color
• 3D
• 1 image

Reference:

1. Stephen Wolfram,
   Mathematica,
   A System for doing Mathematics by Computer,
   Addison Wesley.
2. Mathematica ThreeScript Site

Programs to create a TS file:

• MATHEMATICA can create a TS file from a graphics object:

              Needs["Graphics`ThreeScript1`"]
              g = Graphics3D[{Polygon[{{0,0,0},{1,0,0},{0,1,0}}]}]
              ThreeScript["file.ts',g]
            

Programs to convert a TS file to another format:

• IVREAD can read a TS file, and write it out in a variety of formats.

Programs to convert another format to TS format:

• IVREAD can read a variety of formats, and write the information out as a TS file.

Sample TS Files:

• bell.ts, a plot of E^[-X^2-Y^2], which uses the mesh keyword;
• dodec.ts, a dodecahedron;
• object.ts, the standard object described in the Mathematica documentation;
• tetrahedron.ts, a tetrahedron;

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