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you can 3d model for free, but you can only export to 3ma, you cannot export to obj or fbx and you have limited access to the 3d model library unless you subscribe (there is a free converter addon on Blender somewhere so you don't have to pay)

Just click the zip file on github(.)com and look for the download button. It is too small so you might need to search how to download from github.

3D Modeling App on google play store

The name is 3D Modeling App on google play store

I was not aware of that parameter

When this video was released, the functionality of editing the torus eas not implemented yet, so by that time this was the most flexible way of doing it.

@@exsurgemechprints2671 i imagined it

You dont have to pay for premium anymore 😂🤑

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in dgunners sigma you basically grind a lot then grind a lot then grind some more. because this is like the last unlockable mech with 999 blueprints, and the mechs that you need to unlock before this also require an insane amount of blueprints.

@exsurgemechprints2671 I could've sworn that the 999 blueprint one is rashlahague since I have it. Anyways it's cool as hell and do you plan on making any more DGs?

thank you very much!

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This is easier to do with the new updates in the app.

3D modeling app on Android. Yes thats the actual app name

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Yes. I am modeling the Raven figure. Havent finished it yet tho

the name is "3D Modeling App" on Google Play store

Nah it will make you popular Bro

plus More view and subs and likes

bud, Skibidi toilet ain't cringe. plus u haven't give yourself a chance to watch the recent episodes as it gets more brutal and gore also blood.

Cutting outside the hotend was my approach, but with bambulab's approach and mindset (just purging and cutting the filament inside the hotend) I can say that just purging the molten filament saves more filament than the failed prints that will result by pulling the filament out then cutting the tip.

If anyone has a 24V main board printer, a bambulabs hotend and some tinkering and programming skills then they can make this work. But probably they're just better buying the A1.

@@exsurgemechprints2671 Actually with high flow hotends, this is certainly true. However, with Revo standard nozzles you get reliable unload and a quite nice filament tip everytime - exept some stringing. Actually I had some issues on my Qidi X-Max 3 unloading filament with the original hotend (still to soft tip when reaching the gears, sometimes messing inside the extruder. You have to pull manually while unloading to prevent this). So I changed the hotend to a revo with standard nozzle. And filament was unloaded fine, with nearly perfect filament tip. On a Revo High-Flow however, same problem as with the original hotend. So my conclusions: - on a standard nozzle, esp. a combined heatbreak nozzle combo, you can reliable unload filament. Also never had problems on unload with standard Revo nozzles on any other printer of mine. Still, the tip might not be perfect, a small cut (at least stringing) might help. - on high-flow nozzles you should always cut between heatbreak and nozzle. There might be (untested) alternatives, like adding an "disengagement-mechanism" for unload. But nothing well tested. If you only habe a few filament changes, the cut&poo approach ist definitly the best. However, for full-colour prints the time used for filament changes can easaly exeed the time for actually printing multiple times. So in my opinion, both should be supported: Using cutter inside the printhead, with highflow nozzle, and cutting (trimming the tip) outside, using a standard nozzle. So depending on the actuall object, cuto&poo (long time for filament change) + high flow nozzle (if only some filament changes are needed) or fast filament change but slower printing speed can be chosen (but it is only faster if using one independent feeder with motor for each filament) . At the moment, you either get high flow + (slow) cut&poo or standard flow with also slow 1forAll filaments feeder using a selector. Of course the AMS is superior there.

@@exsurgemechprints2671 Of course the A1 is a nice product. But with a huge number of filamentchanges it gets incredibly slow. While I would like to add a filament cutter to my XMax3 (actually the first version had one - the version 2 is a downgrade there), I definitly want to shorten down time for filament changes - even if it means lower volumetric flow. Cutting inside the hotend isn't new, actually someone has even designed a modified Voron stealtburner with integrated cutter (but with the servo integrated, I prefer the more lightweight approach bambu uses). But it definitly cost time. So I prefer an alternative with fast filament change. Which isn't on the market at the moment..

there is a button called model library to add 3d primitives or premade 3d models.

I have more 3D models on my Gumroad (link in bio) if only there is a way to apply for a job there 😂😂 I couldnt even speak japanese.

​@@exsurgemechprints2671i could help ya for that

It is not possible.

@@exsurgemechprints2671 okay, thank you for telling me!

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3D Modeling App on Android. Yes that's the actual app name

​@@exsurgemechprints2671 I can't find it

3D Modeling App on Android. Yes that's the actual app name

Everything was premodeled in the Model Library. I just have to plop the camera to the head 📷👍

No se puede poner huesos en este app, proba prisma3D para huesos.

I uploaded a short where you can export to nomad sculpt and perform boolean operations.

th-cam.com/video/trvLXGPcQ08/w-d-xo.html

Not exactly bending, but making a bent pipe. There is also a basic sculpting mode in 3D modeling app

Como le pongo huesos?

There is no way to set precise measurements, but you can set precise coordinates, and there is an option to see the edge length.

3D Modeling App en Android

I tried it. The fill has no enough volume to fully purge the filament out of the nozzle, even if you set it at 90%+

Mostly PLA, but there are joint polycaps printed with TPU

Yeah, but it could be that english isn't a natural language for the content creator.