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sleyvas
Skilled Spell Strategist
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 Posted - 07 Dec 2019 : 14:07:21
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| ah, thank you. Yeah, I see that thingiverse is for that, but nothing I was reading in it says that the stl files can't be just painted virtually. That being said, I've been trying to find places that make STL files for download, and if turbosquid's a good site, then great. I don't think this one though would print easily though as well, so I'm also not sticking it up on thingiverse for that reason. I have made two mousefolk on al'mi'raj (again more to teach myself) that I think would print fine. I just wish that my current 3d printer wouldn't take like 3 days to print out a model of that size or I'd test it. Thinking some of the next things I do though will be playing with the scanning aspect of my 3d printer (which I've never used) and then reshaping them. I think I have some old ceramics that could be fun. |
Alavairthae, may your skill prevail
Phillip aka Sleyvas |
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TBeholder
Great Reader
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Posted - 08 Dec 2019 : 08:48:37
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Originally posted by sleyvas
That being said, I've been trying to find places that make STL files for download, and if turbosquid's a good site, then great.
Wings3D can both import and export STL, as well as other known mesh formats (OBJ+MTL, 3DS, and some of less common ones).
Blender does it too. |
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