I acknowledge that in a correctly designed binary format given data may in some cases be more compact than when represented as compressed XML. I ask myself tho

I acknowledge that in a correctly designed binary format given data may in some cases be more compact than when represented as compressed XML. I ask myself though will it practically matter in the 3MF vs STL case, given 3MF uses a different approach to represent geometries that produces both more accurate and far more compact results than STL for a similarly high precision[0]? [0] https://hawkridgesys.com/blog/3mf-the-file-format-for-the-future-of-3d-printing https://hawkridgesys.com/blog/3mf-the-file-format-for-the-fu...