Great work and excellent technique, especially the vectorization and color reduction, which greatly simplifies the work with Hueforge. Thank you very much.
Hey, first time watcher, my battle focused instructor/small group leader classes are on display here. appreciate the screens, can you try a magnify mouse? while pausing and zooming(old eyes) I had a nice tiny (steve nomenclature) epiphany moment at the 7:00 mark. "Use GrayScale, for bold poster-like images". hehehe you seem to have a super deluxe model, or I have not found the advanced tab yet. Strong work I'm always ready for concise data filled, visually supported tutorials
I have a problem with exported STL file from Hueforge. In Hueforge the file has 22 layers but when I open the stl file in Bambu it only has 12 layers. What is a possible solution for this dilemma?
Not sure if this helps: from PIL import Image # Load the image image_path = "/image-path.jpg" image = Image.open(image_path) # Convert the image to grayscale gray_image = image.convert("L") # Save the grayscale image gray_image_path = "/newImagePath_gray.jpg" gray_image.save(gray_image_path)
the vector AI makes you pay now, which i did pay for 1month just so I could try this out, but I am unable to get the gray layers where it seems to filter like yours. the drop down arrows on the gray layers never shows up for me.
The tool is awesome, but they make you pay $10 a month to download from it now sadly. Suppose if you use it often, that's fine, but a little disappointing they don't allow limited downloads for free users or anything. Thanks anyway, plenty of great advice here!
I learned more in this video about Hueforge than all of the other videos I've watched combined. Thanks 👍
Thanks Chipp, so well explained why its important to do, before explaining how to do it. Love that about your teaching style.
Great work and excellent technique, especially the vectorization and color reduction, which greatly simplifies the work with Hueforge. Thank you very much.
Thank you for actually giving some insight into the process. Hueforge is great, but the pre-processing of images is a must for great results.
Glad it was helpful!
I had an idea that grayscale might be the way to go and then found your video and it confirmed it. Thank you for this!
He didn’t answer me but I was hoping maybe you know why my gray filter on the site didn’t act the same way and have drop down arrows on the layers
Awesome. Been struggling with this. Thank you!
This is exactly how I thought to do it! Thanks for doing the hard work!
Thanks for the video. Could you make one about setting up an own material?
God thank you so much for this. Finally exactly what I was looking for!
Hey, first time watcher, my battle focused instructor/small group leader classes are on display here. appreciate the screens, can you try a magnify mouse? while pausing and zooming(old eyes) I had a nice tiny (steve nomenclature) epiphany moment at the 7:00 mark. "Use GrayScale, for bold poster-like images". hehehe
you seem to have a super deluxe model, or I have not found the advanced tab yet.
Strong work I'm always ready for concise data filled, visually supported tutorials
This is awesome
I have a problem with exported STL file from Hueforge. In Hueforge the file has 22 layers but when I open the stl file in Bambu it only has 12 layers. What is a possible solution for this dilemma?
You post this everywhere huh? Change layer height to 0.08 and first layer to 0.16
big thanks !
This is great for simple images, but how would you apply this technique to a photo?
This technique is great for colorful flat graphic images but it won't work as well for continuous tone color photos.
Vielen vielen dank ein tolles Video. ❤
Not sure if this helps:
from PIL import Image
# Load the image
image_path = "/image-path.jpg"
image = Image.open(image_path)
# Convert the image to grayscale
gray_image = image.convert("L")
# Save the grayscale image
gray_image_path = "/newImagePath_gray.jpg"
gray_image.save(gray_image_path)
the vector AI makes you pay now, which i did pay for 1month just so I could try this out, but I am unable to get the gray layers where it seems to filter like yours.
the drop down arrows on the gray layers never shows up for me.
of course i am trying to use a photo to try it out, not like yours, but the layers should still be filtered I would think.
Yeah I tried it too and it was trying to charge me $10 a month to use it. That sucks
The tool is awesome, but they make you pay $10 a month to download from it now sadly. Suppose if you use it often, that's fine, but a little disappointing they don't allow limited downloads for free users or anything. Thanks anyway, plenty of great advice here!
"If you can do something very good, dont do it for free" hits again. It's a pity.