philnolan3d

Thanks.

I have a 3D scan that I cleaned up in 3DC, then retopologized and baked the textures. I'm going to have it 3D printed at PCB Way and they requested a 3MF file. I see 3DC's export panel includes a lot of options but it only lists software names. Can anyone tell me if any of them are 3MF format?

If it's not done with permission watch out. Lego can be very protective and letigious with their brand.

That search function is a great idea. I also spend too long looking for tools in there.

Something I've been wanting since the Sculpt Tree first came about. A way to lock a layer like in Photoshop. It looks exactly the same but you can't draw on it or anything. Basically like the Ghost function but without the ghosting.

Hard to say but it looks like your UV map has overlapping parts.

Personally I just let the padding go out as far as it wants. lol I always want some, extra doesn't hurt.

I'm not exactly sure of the problem but perhaps try going into Mesh at the top and uncheck Virtual Mirror Mode before you apply symmetry.

OK, will do.

Maybe this is a bug or maybe I'm doing something wrong. I have this 3D scan, actually 2 scans of either side of the object. I thought I would just line them up and merge them in 3DC. But when I use Merge With (Move to...) It deletes everything except the intersecting parts like a Boolean Intersect in CAD. This is in 3DC 2023.30, surface mode, non watertight models.

I personally love the UI everything is exactly where I expect it to be and the space bar panel makes it quick to grab another tool.

So I haven't had time to look into it. What exactly is it supposed to do if you're starting with another program? I usually use Reality Capture for photogrammetry but that goes through the whole process, doesn't make sense to switch programs in the middle, unless it does a better job or something.

I've seen Looking Glass displays before and they're cool but I'm not sure how helpful they would be for sculpting or other 3DC functions.

Very interesting. MoI3D does this since the entire program can be run with a touch screen.

Oh, honestly I didn't know that was there. That definitely should get it's own video.