I'm loving today's youtube algorithim! What a good video, i enjoyed every second of it, so relaxing. I'm really surprised about the quality too of the print!
Going to ask a dumb question, but how did you get those multiple parts to slice as a solid mesh? Was waiting to see how much of a struggle you were going to have with all the booleans and then you jump straight to the print and it appeared that is was all one mesh by then....lol
Good question, the file type I've been using is a .3MF which allows the various pieces to say as individual pieces within the main object. Having separate pieces make it really easy to color for colored 3d prints. Modern slicers (I'm using Bambu Studio) for FDM printers can slice the model looking for the outermost walls, practically preforming the boolean operation by default, it's quite convenient. There are times when a boolean might still be the right choice, but most the time the slicer can do it. Thanks for watching!
Does it really need to be "original" if it's cool? I don't think so, I prefer to make cool stuff for the sake of making cool stuff. I couldn't care less if it's "original" or not.
Great video! Love seeing the process behind your amazing creativity!
Also, "You know it's an aspen tree, because of the way it is" 😂😂😂
Hey thanks, I had a lot of fun making this guy. Thanks for checking out the video!
This guy is Will Forte's voice with a calming massage parlor background music and Bob Ross' personality. Genius.
Haha, Bob Ross really? You just made my day ☺️. Thanks for watching.
@@xykit Please find an excuse to make something with a cloud in it and refer to it as a happy little cloud.
🤣☁️😶🌫️☁️I'll have to work that in to a future video 😁
I love this so much! Can't wait to see more of your work!
That's so kind, thanks for watching!
Love your style of video making! The comments are a "hoot"!
Hey thanks, glad your enjoyed it!
I'd watch tutorials of how to do this, for sure. Was cool watching the process. Looking forward to seeing you make some more figures.
Thanks so much, I'm glad you enjoyed it. More videos are in the works.
bro u have another level of talent !!!
all the best keep it up
i wish youtube algorithim pushes it to more people
Wow, that is so kind! Thanks so much for watching!
Stuff and sometimes things are cool.
Haha, stuff and things are the best right? Thanks for watching!
What PLA color is best for painting?
I prefer a middle grey color. It lets you easily take it to black or white and also maintain mid-tones if needed. Thanks for watching!
I'm loving today's youtube algorithim! What a good video, i enjoyed every second of it, so relaxing. I'm really surprised about the quality too of the print!
Thanks so much, and thanks for watching! I really enjoyed making this model.
Going to ask a dumb question, but how did you get those multiple parts to slice as a solid mesh? Was waiting to see how much of a struggle you were going to have with all the booleans and then you jump straight to the print and it appeared that is was all one mesh by then....lol
Good question, the file type I've been using is a .3MF which allows the various pieces to say as individual pieces within the main object. Having separate pieces make it really easy to color for colored 3d prints. Modern slicers (I'm using Bambu Studio) for FDM printers can slice the model looking for the outermost walls, practically preforming the boolean operation by default, it's quite convenient. There are times when a boolean might still be the right choice, but most the time the slicer can do it. Thanks for watching!
not very original
Thanks
Does it really need to be "original" if it's cool? I don't think so, I prefer to make cool stuff for the sake of making cool stuff. I couldn't care less if it's "original" or not.
@ I suppose not but valid criticism can only make you drive to a better.
@Cuda-the-Dog thanks, yeah, it's not based on anything, I just made it cause I thought it was fun, and I like it. Thanks for watching!