Blender & Prop Making: Intro to 3d Printing Game Files Part 1 (Jett's Dagger)

An introductory guide to taking 3d game files and using Blender to transform them into high quality STL files. This is a prop making tutorial aimed at beginner-intermediate level. Please comment if you have any suggestions!!!
0:28 Setup
1:38 Remeshing
9:03 Details
13:48 Exporting
16:00 Where to go from here
16:27 Sourcing Game Files
17:32 Conclusion

[@Krikoogarage]

You do the job justice. I bought a sanding machine yesterday, inspired by your videos. And I have been producing spare parts in the automotive field with a 3D printer for about 2 years. You are super

[@SaidaProps]

Nice! Thank you! Did you get the Milwaukee??

[@Krikoogarage]

YEEEP @@SaidaProps

[@devidgetta-k1f]

mestro. great guide

[@mobot_exe]

Nice seeing your workflow :) learned a lot ty
For the exporting scale 1000 ind blender dependes on the scene unites ...I always set unites to mm (Europe ^^) so I can scale directly in blender and export wit a scale of 1.0

[@lawbringer2959]

I've done this before to print the forsaken dagger, the only techniques I figured out were just adding creases and subdividing, yours is so much more advanced. Are you uploading the jett knife for download anywhere?

[@MadjiMakes]

Great Videos, Keep it up!

[@batuhandemiral7937]

just what i need it, awesome video 👍

[@withbrandonn]

what a great saida props video

[@miyuseo1634]

Thanks for sharing