Awesome, just wanted to throw in there - if your dynameshed object is too high res, you can then decimate that to a lower resolution to get a more workable result.
Hey Michael! hope you can help, i have a kodel , but the inside is a mess. i want to print it as a solid model. its a pretty small piece. so all the mess thats inside I cant get rid of. dynamesh didnt make the trick. , still have layers of mesh inside help?
Can you tell me after i created a model as an example a cube so do I need to as thickness to the whole cube or Hollow it out for some thickness for the body ?
@@SmallRobotStudio Btw, I don't know if you can answer this, but I just got a MakerGear M2 printer. Am I supposed to put a hole in the miniature for air, or is that for some other printer?
Haven't 3D printed in a while but I generally left a hole at the bottom on models that have a lot of air inside relative to their size (like the one in this tutorial), stops them from distorting from the heat. Also useful if you're going to spray paint them or something after you print them.
Awesome, just wanted to throw in there - if your dynameshed object is too high res, you can then decimate that to a lower resolution to get a more workable result.
Hey Michael! hope you can help, i have a kodel , but the inside is a mess. i want to print it as a solid model. its a pretty small piece. so all the mess thats inside I cant get rid of.
dynamesh didnt make the trick. , still have layers of mesh inside help?
Can you tell me after i created a model as an example a cube so do I need to as thickness to the whole cube or Hollow it out for some thickness for the body ?
Hi do you print your own models or hire someone to print your models?
Back when I recorded this I was printing on my own printer - this was quite a few years ago now though!
@@SmallRobotStudio thanks!
0:01 Should have said "Hello there"
Lol, noted.
@@SmallRobotStudio Btw, I don't know if you can answer this, but I just got a MakerGear M2 printer. Am I supposed to put a hole in the miniature for air, or is that for some other printer?
Haven't 3D printed in a while but I generally left a hole at the bottom on models that have a lot of air inside relative to their size (like the one in this tutorial), stops them from distorting from the heat. Also useful if you're going to spray paint them or something after you print them.
@@SmallRobotStudio Okay. I plan on printing a miniature I made for D&D, so I guess I'll have to find a spot where I can put a hole
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