Modding a 3d file for faster printing. Fast and Dirty!
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- Using zbrush to do a quickish mod to one of the Jesse M C-3PO files from Thingiverse. It's unedited so you can see me fumble lol.
Here's a link to the file I'm working with in this video.
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Love the insight and tutorial. This is game changing for me.
Jesse here, awesome video as always. Thanks for the shout out. It feels good to hear that my models are more accurate than the suits used on the Mandalorian. I know that there are still a ton of things that could make them more accurate but I hope the last round of changes were an improvement.
Dood, they're great! My nitpicking is ridiculously small. Your files are excellent and I ALWAYS recommend them!
Also, they are WAY more accurate than the suits on Mando. I should do a video about that actually.
Your idea to do a Patreon is a PERFECT idea. You should become the Michael Baddeley of Protocol droids. Create your own 3P0 files since you have so much knowledge on this stuff and maybe do something like this video: make a whole group of files that print in this way. Or fix all the inaccuracies you find for the ultimate 3P0 suit
Thanks! I think it would be fun and would definitely give some incentive to sit down and bang out some designs.
Can you help me please. I wanna print 18 inch figures. But they peint in sections and each section takes about 15 hours. Can you show me how to do this quicker? I have the neptune 3 max. Thank you. I appreciate your time.
Are you using a .8mm nozzle?
@@gordontarpley 0.4 I believe.
@@blackedouthonda2263 for speed, first thing to do is change to a larger nozzle. .8 is great. .6 is almost as fast as .8 but will retain better detail.