There are several files here:

   *.mesh    describes an object and its stripification
   *.verts   lists the vertices on each strip
   *.turns   lists the turns on each strip
   *.tris    lists the triangles (by their vertices) on each strip

----------------------------------------------------------------

The format of a MESH file is:

dim                             dimension (2 or 3)
nv                              number of vertices
x0 y0 z0                        vertex 0
x1 y1 z1                        vertex 1
...
x{nv-1} y{nv-1} z{nv-1}         vertex nv-1
nf                              number of faces
v01 v02 v03                     three vertices of face 0
v11 v12 v13                     three vertices of face 1
v21 v22 v23                     three vertices of face 2
...
v{nf-1}1 v{nf-1}2 v{nf-1}3      three vertices of face nf-1
ns                              number of strips
s0                              strip 0
s1                              strip 1
...
s{ns-1}                         strip ns-1

Vertices are ordered counterclockwise around a face, as seen from
outside the object.

Each strip above (s0, s1, ... s{ns-1}) is on a single line and has the
following format:

   nf r g b f0 f1 f2 ... f{nf-1}

where

   nf           is the number of faces on the strip
   r g b        is an RGB color for the strip
   f0 f1 ...    are the indices of the face on the strip (zero-based indices)

----------------------------------------------------------------

The format of a VERTS file is:

ns              number of strips
s0              vertices in strip 0
s1              vertices in strip 1
...
s{ns-1}         vertices in strip ns-1

Each strip above is on a single line and has the following format:

  nv v0 v1 ... v{nv-1}

where

  nv            is the number of vertices on the strip
  v0 v1 ...     are the vertices rendered along the strip, in order,
                listed as vertex indices (zero based) that match the
                vertex indices in the corresponding *.mesh file.

----------------------------------------------------------------

The format of a TURNS file is:

ns              number of strips
s0              turns in strip 0
s1              turns in strip 1
...
s{ns-1}         turns in strip ns-1

Each strip above is on a single line and has the following format:

  nt t0 t1 ... t{nt-1}

where

  nt            is the number of faces on the strip (Note: could be zero)
  t0 t1 ...     are the turns (L or R) taken along the strip, in order


----------------------------------------------------------------

The format of a TRIS file is:

ns              number of strips
s0              vertices in strip 0
s1              vertices in strip 1
...
s{ns-1}         vertices in strip ns-1

Each strip above is on a single line and has the following format:

  nt v01 v01 v02 v10 v11 v12 ... v{nv-1}0 v{nv-1}1 v{nv-1}2

where

  nv               is the number of vertices on the strip
  vi0 vi1 vi2...   are the three vertices of triangle i on the strip