Nice suggestion of the unified skin as an alternative to dynamesh. I must address a couple old projects that I had trouble with dynameshing. Thanks for the tut!
Can you sculpt onto the outside of the socket or does it deform the inside of the joint? I have had this problem in Blender, might be user error but would like to know as I want to switch over to zbrush and don't want to make the same mistakes! Thank you
let me see if i go this right. so after I created thr 2 joint parts. i can individually orint those out and then stick them in together later, like those Bionicle Lego Toys or do I need to print them while they are joined?
Laurenz Brünner, Unless you knew the exact tolerances you needed for the printer you were using so they wouldn't fuse together while they print, it's best to print separate parts.
Nice tutorial , thank you for also providing the STL !
great tutorial, just had to follow along and keep going back, it was very fast paced and straight forward, thank you for the help!
It would be great to see a finished print at the end of your demos, if possible! Thanks for the video.
Completely agree!
Nice suggestion of the unified skin as an alternative to dynamesh.
I must address a couple old projects that I had trouble with dynameshing.
Thanks for the tut!
Can you sculpt onto the outside of the socket or does it deform the inside of the joint? I have had this problem in Blender, might be user error but would like to know as I want to switch over to zbrush and don't want to make the same mistakes! Thank you
There's gotta be a way to create that cut object with ZModeler somehow. I dunno if it would go any faster.
I have 2 questions...
1: how big would the snap fit ball joint look like IRL
And
2: Can i use Blender (A Steam software) to make parts?
Yeah you can use Blender to make parts but why when you can do it in ZBrush with ZModeler?
Another great vid. Thanks!
let me see if i go this right. so after I created thr 2 joint parts. i can individually orint those out and then stick them in together later, like those Bionicle Lego Toys or do I need to print them while they are joined?
Laurenz Brünner, Unless you knew the exact tolerances you needed for the printer you were using so they wouldn't fuse together while they print, it's best to print separate parts.
Thanks for the stl too!
when printed it works great or tends to break ?( it will be better to print it in soft or hard plastic?)
Do u do commision? I need a full toy design with articulation
I do! email me: kjshunk95@gmail.com
does anyone have this as a regular STL file?
I use mudbox by autodesk less work less time to make objects