Polygons to Plasticity (Blender, Freecad, Plasticty-Indie)

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[@idi_na.]

Thanks, it's useful

[@takerefuge3d]

My pleasure!

[@redbaronrc]

Great job. Thanks!

[@takerefuge3d]

Thanks man and thanks for shouting out my other video, much appreciated!

[@msbell6330]

Very much appreciated

[@BojanSusic-qi4qn]

I've been doing the same thing but I used the free version of Fusion to turn an stl into a solid and export it as a step

[@takerefuge3d]

Awesome, I have never used fusion, it is on my list of things to try, is there a way to convert stl to quads and then export the step?

[@BojanSusic-qi4qn]

sadly no, the free version has a weak decimate modifier that reduces the poly count and that's about it, tbh it's better to use remesh in blender first. I'm personally experimenting with ngon so I have more clean large surfaces because I mostly make stuff for 3D printing so the less topology I have to deal with in plasticity, the better@@takerefuge3d

[@takerefuge3d]

Yep I use quadremesher all the time to be honest pretty useful in this case.