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Thank you David. On Tue, Apr 17, 2018, 10:48 David Saber wrote: > Sorry for the delay. You could check my blog post, perhaps it can help: > >

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Sorry for the delay. You could check my blog post, perhaps it can help:

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Shapeways is a pretty complete service which is a lot of fun. Price isn't cheap but then again nothing is. On 6 April 2018 at 15:40, Tenshi wrote: > Shapeways, interesting.! > > Thanks guys, if i have any more troubles with this i´ll let you know. > > On Fri, Apr 6, 2018

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Shapeways, interesting.! Thanks guys, if i have any more troubles with this i´ll let you know. On Fri, Apr 6, 2018 at 6:47 AM, Chris Marshall wrote: > ...walls aren't too thin > > On 6 April 2018 at 10:05, Chris Marshall > wrote: > >>

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...walls aren't too thin On 6 April 2018 at 10:05, Chris Marshall wrote: > If you set up a free Shapeways account, you can test models by uploading > there. It'll automatically test your geometry and tell you where any > problems are. Accepts obj's too. They have

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If you set up a free Shapeways account, you can test models by uploading there. It'll automatically test your geometry and tell you where any problems are. Accepts obj's too. They have lots of help files on how to best build your geometry but I've found that if you're tidy with building your

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i think you can just make it however you want and just import it into meshlab as obj or fbx just remember there's no smoothing normals or averaged normals in real life, so bake the smoothing before export zbrush was good with that since zbrush has no normals and it's almost faceted On Wed, Apr 4,

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Thank you guys for the recommendations! There´s some guide to follow to do this correctly from Softimage? Talking about the modeling, like.. i model the asset in quad, triangles, can i use hard edges, and after that i export the asset in obj or fbx, open it in meshlab/meshmixer. Anything i need

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Yep, Meshmixer does STL export. it also has some nice tools to make things hollow, to save on print material. You can also check for errors like non-manifold geometry and walls that are too thin. Ronald van Vemden --- 3D Graphics & Animation

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i use Meshmixer for all this kinda stuff, I know it can prep for print, not sure on the stl export though

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https://urldefense.proofpoint.com/v2/url?u=http-3A__www.meshlab.net_=DwIFaQ=76Q6Tcqc-t2x0ciWn7KFdCiqt6IQ7a_IF9uzNzd_2pA=GmX_32eCLYPFLJ529RohsPjjNVwo9P0jVMsrMw7PFsA=DOX-fumjrrkoEY7IfTtTBNmjz62GKz99u3VJ2UgNqiM=cDkdYhZA2Umx9DKZ9Bbd1BjwziM7164GDc3LPZlL48E= actually this should be able to do it On

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i used zbrush to export STLs, I know there's a way to measure things in there too kinda before export maya 2018 also does it, now that i looked at it, not sure how it gets it's measurements. maybe on world scale On Wed, Apr 4, 2018 at 5:15 PM, Tenshi wrote: > Hi guys, > >

Re: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

Have you created one (or the rig) lately? It's over 2 meters tall! Or it's my install that's somehow buggered.;-) Rob \/-\/\/ On 2-4-2014 23:05, Sebastien Sterling wrote: Wasn't the traditional idea to use the XSI man mesh as a scale reference ? On 2 April

Re: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

You could try using the Shapeways.com service to test some models. I've done a little dabbling and the unit size is no more of an issue than any other 3d software. You run your object through a free package called Netfabb, it tells you the scale of the object, which was 1unit=1mm, then output a

Re: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

I'm over 2 meters tall !! sorry not helpful! On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 10:13 AM, Chris Marshall chrismarshal...@gmail.comwrote: You could try using the Shapeways.com service to test some models. I've done a little dabbling and the unit size is no more of an issue than any other 3d software.

Re: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

I have done projects with softimage and makerbot 2x. Wasn't a problem...I exported as obj , and the makerware software imports it perfectly 1 SI unit = 1mm On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 2:13 AM, Chris Marshall chrismarshal...@gmail.comwrote: You could try using the Shapeways.com service to test

Re: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

for some reasons the following post never appears in the thread when I send it so here I try again: A good friend of mine sometimes prints his creatures: http://www.noisyknuckles.com/3dprints.php He's an XSI fan and expert. You can write him on my behalf. David

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It does not start shipping till June On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 2:13 PM, David Rivera activemotionpictu...@yahoo.com wrote: Hey everyone, thanks for your replies on the previous subject of Quadro K4000. Yesterday I was googling around for 3d printers. I really liked this one:

Re: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

To reply to your topic title. I 3d printed some stuff and i used Softimage but since sizes had to be very correct Softimage was quite a bitch. 2014-04-02 21:04 GMT+02:00 Stephen Davidson magic...@bellsouth.net: It does not start shipping till June On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 2:13 PM, David

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I thought 1 SI unit = 1 cm. On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 3:09 PM, Doeke Wartena clankil...@gmail.com wrote: To reply to your topic title. I 3d printed some stuff and i used Softimage but since sizes had to be very correct Softimage was quite a bitch. 2014-04-02 21:04 GMT+02:00 Stephen Davidson

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sorry...I meant 1 si unit = 10cm On Wed, Apr 2, 2014 at 4:24 PM, Stephen Davidson magic...@bellsouth.netwrote: I thought 1 SI unit = 1 cm. Best Regards, * Stephen P. Davidson* *(954) 552-7956*sdavid...@3danimationmagic.com *Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable

RE: 3D Printing experience on Softimage

I saw the Form 1 in depth at Siggraph last year. For desktop printers under $5,000 USD, it's definitely the best quality printer. It's the only stereo lithography printer available at that price and can print with at least 4x better / finer resolution than the extrusion based printers such as

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I've been very happy with Shapeways. Be very careful designing for minimal volume! You can save or waste a LOT that way. On Sun, Feb 16, 2014 at 5:21 AM, Tim Leydecker bauero...@gmx.de wrote: At least for a good reference, I can recommend shapeways. If you take the time to create an

Re: 3d printing

At least for a good reference, I can recommend shapeways. If you take the time to create an account, you can upload your model and benefit from shapeways´ model processing, showing you stats and running through a printability test. You´ll get print prices for each and every material you select