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Creality Cloud has a 3d scanner feature & is available for Android. I tried to share a link to it in the app store with everyone, but the comment keeps being removed, so I can't share the link. It has a Photoscan feature which allows you to scan objects for 3d. Haven't tried multiple samples yet, but the object I scanned seemed to work well.
I’ve been waiting for a video like this! As a ZBrush user, Nomad sculpt has been a game changer for 3D sculpting in the industry. You might not finish the sculpt in it, but EVERYONE starts one in Nomad. And with the scan - sculpt - print workflow, the stuff we can do now still blows my mind. Awesome vid!
Thank you for making 3D modeling accessible for a noob like me! I have always been so afraid of 3D modeling, but it's nice to see someone without too much experience get great results!
This was really meaningful content. It’s inspiring to see you learning how to 3D model as well. I’d like to see more scanning and editing mesh files for practical 3D prints like this!
Much appreciated for the feedback. I figure as I continue to play around with new tool, I will share the experience here as it might help someone else along the way!
Very cool use of face scanning, Nomad, and 3D printing! It came out great, looks awesome in the green and orange. 👍👍👍👍 One problem I had with your workflow though… Scanning your face then changing the entire shape by mirroring one side to the other makes this kind of…wrong. It’s not going to fit one side of your face as well as the other. 🤔 You even went ahead and made the mask asymmetrical after all so it makes even LESS sense to have made your face symmetrical in the first place… 😮😮😮😮
Just started really looking into 3D printing, and saw this vid. Years ago friends and I played airsoft. We wanted to make custom team masks. This would have been awesome to have had.
So I started watching your channel like a good while back and you had a video that was like a rudimentary version of this idea, just sizing a mask to your face. Even that little bit seemed like Greek to me. I'm super excited to say that in the last year I've caught up! All of this makes sense now. Also, congrats on your own design skill growth!
Love your channel man, inspired me to start making my own masks. Unfortunately Nomad Sculpt updated the app a couple weeks ago and since the update, Nomad Sculpt and the mask tool doesn’t work like it does here anymore. Would love an updated video on how to make masks with Nomad as I can’t find any tutorials on how to use the app to do this since the latest update.
If you have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 plus you can use Samsung's 3d scanner app to scan people or objects. It's not too bad. I don't know if other Samsung's have the depth sensing camera
This is a great video!! My question: How do you keep the slicer from changing the scale / size of your print? I heard you mention that it needs to be an .obj file, but when I send my file from Nomad to Chitubox, it turns my model into a teeny tiny model, which it then offers to scale to fit the build plate. Advice/knowledge please? Thank you!!
Awesome video! FYI the centre line was off because nomad imports and centres your object across its entire geometry, so if your left shoulder in the scan is slightly longer then your right it will push the centre off your nose etc.
If I remember correctly the reason apple can do 3d scanning and Android can't is because newer apple phones have LIDAR built into their phones. Android sadly just doesn't have the hardware needed for that.
aaaand how do you send it to your 3d printer, why does everyone leave this out. I know its probably simple but only if you are familiar with 3d printing...
Nice video! Thanks for inspiring ppl into trying out 3D scanning and 3D sculpting (it’s nowhere near as scary as that mask of yours). :) Speaking Elegoo (the sponsor), I do love my Elegoo Saturn printer! BUT, like you’ve said in previous videos; the USB stick they send you is total garbage!!! TO ALL: Do not use the supplied USB stick for anything except the first rook test print. I’ve only done about 20 prints and the USB stick has already failed, and so did that print (no damage to the FEP). You did warn us, and I thought “how bad can it be?”. Now I know.
Dang this was a lot of fun to watch dude. I am looking to buy a laptop for 3d modeling soon. I have the iPad Pro 2020 but I can’t find many tutorials for the apps that they have. So I will be definitely following your tutorials!
@@UncleJessy I can't get enough of my scanner. I also have a Creality cr-scan 01 which is better for scanning larger objects like cars. For your application I believe the revopoint is definitely best for faces. You'd be able to stick your head on models and it will be really detailed, loved your video and I have bought the app already. Good fun! Cheers
@@UncleJessy haha! I'd watch. That hour long tutorial you tried to avoid wouldn't be such a bad idea... Broken up into part 1 and 2. A huge part of our hobby is the digital modeling aspect that so many skip over knowing anything about. It's just run over to Thingiverse, grab your free stl (get your login credentials stolen) and print. More 3d printerists (new word) should learn what you're showing here.
Great info, just grabbed an iPad pro to start designing with Nomad! Still having issues getting good clean scans tho, will try this app you used seemed easy.
Yooo, that's really useful for making sure your prints are perfectly sized for your head. the halloween mask looked cool lol The app must require Lidar equipped devices right, hence the iPhone only? Idk about androids, but I did know there was a fantastic way to scan an object with an Xbox Kinect Camera running some specific software. Think it allowed to export the model to like Blender really easily too.
@@tadhgd350 oh, that's pretty cool too. I could've sworn some first party phones also have face id sensors, but must be from someone working primarily on Apple hardware so they stick to that. Thanks for letting me know 👍🏼
@@DamnCyrus technically the only phones that have Face ID sensors are iPhone cuz it’s patented, that doesn’t stop other companies from having other types of facial recognition but this app is specific to iOS. I’m sure there’s other apps for android
So I am part of the furry fandom and I’ve been making some of my own partial suits (just the paws, head, and tail) of my characters. For my main oc I tried the classic bucket head base with upholstery foam, but I didn’t like the result as much. Later on I tried again and found a cartoony skulldog mask on etsy. (basically a mask that looks like a skull with a movable jaw. It fits, its a template I can work with, It has the features I want such as large cartoony eyes, teeth, and overall a cute style. So I added some adjustments and made a full-on head of my character with it and it turned out great! Cool, exactly what I was looking for. But I was planning on potentially getting my own 3D printer and using that possibly on any projects now that I have a good idea on what style I want to make things with. But I never used a 3d-modeling app before besides paint 3d. I also never used a 3d printer or any friends 3d printer. I wanted to somehow design a mask to my own liking from scratch. This video is very helpful for the future! The app you used and mentioned also seemed amazing. It looked very simple to use and looks professional, yet is easy to learn over time. I’m excited to possibly put my idea into action! I appreciate the tutorial lots. I learned quite a bit about the app you used before I start using it. Thanks!
I know you shouldn't have your skin touch resin directly. Even if it's washed and cured, is it still have to have the hardened resin come into contact with your face? Or should you hit it with a top coat from a hardware store or something?
Awesome video i really been trying to find a way to do this 3d scan and using nomad to sculpt do you know if this 3d scan app works on the new ipad mini or is it just on the iPhone.
how do you scale it properly to fit you face? I tried something similar but had to manually scale the design, does obj export with scale or it's the same as an stl?
Hey!! Great video, I’ve been wanting to 3d sculpt my face and this is perfect! I got a question, you mentioned primer or sealant for resin prints, what do you recommend ??
Mason, What a bargain! Most scanners of this retail caliber start at $600. The handheld unit I use professionally for scanning vehicle interiors for modification is $20k w/ required ongoing service contract😎
Hey there! You stated that obj. Retains the size ratios of the model. I know this video is not about blender but when I export from blender into chitubox it loses its size. Do you have any experience with exporting from blender and retaining size?
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Nomad sculpt is available for Android and free to use. I literally just found it.
Has anyone tried printing a mask using the Tenacious resin from Siraya Tech? How did it work?
@@TheStonehammerFiles for sculpting yeah not for 3D scans
Creality Cloud has a 3d scanner feature & is available for Android. I tried to share a link to it in the app store with everyone, but the comment keeps being removed, so I can't share the link. It has a Photoscan feature which allows you to scan objects for 3d. Haven't tried multiple samples yet, but the object I scanned seemed to work well.
I’ve been waiting for a video like this! As a ZBrush user, Nomad sculpt has been a game changer for 3D sculpting in the industry. You might not finish the sculpt in it, but EVERYONE starts one in Nomad. And with the scan - sculpt - print workflow, the stuff we can do now still blows my mind. Awesome vid!
100% should do more videos like this for those of us that want to just scan things around the house to practice with scanning and printing
3D Scanner app works on Android - at least with Samsung Galaxy s10 5g phone with depth of field camera
Ohh that’s fantastic to hear!
@james which app did you try?
I can do it on my Samsung Galaxy Fold 3 5G also...maybe mines broken 🤣
Thank you for making 3D modeling accessible for a noob like me! I have always been so afraid of 3D modeling, but it's nice to see someone without too much experience get great results!
This was really meaningful content. It’s inspiring to see you learning how to 3D model as well. I’d like to see more scanning and editing mesh files for practical 3D prints like this!
Much appreciated for the feedback. I figure as I continue to play around with new tool, I will share the experience here as it might help someone else along the way!
The modelling on the iPad looks pretty neat! I have to give it a try.
What a time to be alive 🤓 The consumer technology is crazy!
Thanks for the shoutout Uncle Jessy! This head scanning app looks awesome we're definitely going to try it over the weekend!
A simple wash of watered down brown acrylic will bring out the details in an organic tone, then clear coat it and it's ready to go.
Indeed!
I keep getting in noninspirational ruts and really this video helped me see a way to do way more in that I can now make more than just pre made stuff
That was a bad ass video brother. So freaking cool how you actually design something and then printed it. I'm so getting the app and a new printer!!
Thanks! Nomad sculpt is pretty dang amazing.
Love to see the capabilities if 3D modelling on iOS devices!
This video was great! Please do more content on 3f scanning->modeling->printing. I really hate learning to make wearable prints that are way too big.
Please do more of these types of videos!!! Nomad looks like a really cool app and I'll try to find some time to play with it in the future.
Had to pause to drool over the sentinel in the background, super cool
This is literally the coolest thing in the world
Really cool stuff! Making of masks from scratch in nomadsculpt is a fraging awasome!
That was really cool! I like that you are working on bettering yourself by doing 3d modeling
Excellent Tut on scanning and using Nomad on your iPad to create that cool mask. Would love to see more of these types of tuts.
Very cool use of face scanning, Nomad, and 3D printing! It came out great, looks awesome in the green and orange. 👍👍👍👍
One problem I had with your workflow though…
Scanning your face then changing the entire shape by mirroring one side to the other makes this kind of…wrong. It’s not going to fit one side of your face as well as the other. 🤔 You even went ahead and made the mask asymmetrical after all so it makes even LESS sense to have made your face symmetrical in the first place… 😮😮😮😮
Just started really looking into 3D printing, and saw this vid. Years ago friends and I played airsoft. We wanted to make custom team masks. This would have been awesome to have had.
So I started watching your channel like a good while back and you had a video that was like a rudimentary version of this idea, just sizing a mask to your face. Even that little bit seemed like Greek to me. I'm super excited to say that in the last year I've caught up! All of this makes sense now. Also, congrats on your own design skill growth!
Some Samsung galaxy phones have a 3d scanning app built into the camea option. Mainly the higher end ones though.
I don't think it exports as a model though
That mint green looks soooooo goood!
Love this, First time ever I've been envious of Apple users....
No crap. Almost makes me want to pick up a second hand one just for this..
Uncle Jessy always dropping pure gold on us!
A+ video. This gives me the confidence to attempt to make my own 3D models.
Love your channel man, inspired me to start making my own masks. Unfortunately Nomad Sculpt updated the app a couple weeks ago and since the update, Nomad Sculpt and the mask tool doesn’t work like it does here anymore. Would love an updated video on how to make masks with Nomad as I can’t find any tutorials on how to use the app to do this since the latest update.
I would've loved this in time to make a Halloween make for this year
Yeah, unfortunately ran into a few delays
loved this, even my boy is going to try some sculpting thanks to your video!
Heck yea! My 10 yr old son plays around with it as well
GREAT JOB. NOMAD IS PRETTY COOL I MUST SAY
If you have a Samsung Galaxy Note 10 plus you can use Samsung's 3d scanner app to scan people or objects. It's not too bad. I don't know if other Samsung's have the depth sensing camera
Oh that’s good to hear that thee is at least something
Better than expected. wow. love it!
Much appreciated. Now to start practicing more
This is a great video!! My question: How do you keep the slicer from changing the scale / size of your print? I heard you mention that it needs to be an .obj file, but when I send my file from Nomad to Chitubox, it turns my model into a teeny tiny model, which it then offers to scale to fit the build plate. Advice/knowledge please? Thank you!!
Awesome video! FYI the centre line was off because nomad imports and centres your object across its entire geometry, so if your left shoulder in the scan is slightly longer then your right it will push the centre off your nose etc.
Dude! This was great. Been wanting to try Nomad Sculpt for a while now and I definitely want to give this a go now.
If I remember correctly the reason apple can do 3d scanning and Android can't is because newer apple phones have LIDAR built into their phones. Android sadly just doesn't have the hardware needed for that.
The app used here only uses camera, though, not LIDAR (as far as I can tell from a few minutes playing with it)
So the scan comes in life size? I thought you had to scale it after importing it....super!
Export as obj and you/re good to go 🤘
Great sculpting!
It's a start haha very very basic... thanks!
@@UncleJessy It is not basic at all! The design is very creepy and fits the theme very well. I wish I could do organic sculpting like this
aaaand how do you send it to your 3d printer, why does everyone leave this out. I know its probably simple but only if you are familiar with 3d printing...
Very useful technique to get the print right the first time !
So far I've found that it is pretty darn accurate scale wise
One of the characters I've made has a mask and I've been wanting to try and make it so this will definitely help out
This was amazing exactly what I’m looking for
Glow in the dark mask would be cool for a Halloween mask! Excellent video!
Ohhhh man I totally need to spray mine
@@UncleJessy When I first saw the mint green that’s what I thought you were printing.
@@UncleJessy of course now I’m wondering if a glow in the dark powder or liquid could be mixed with resin and printed.
Nice video! Thanks for inspiring ppl into trying out 3D scanning and 3D sculpting (it’s nowhere near as scary as that mask of yours). :)
Speaking Elegoo (the sponsor), I do love my Elegoo Saturn printer!
BUT, like you’ve said in previous videos; the USB stick they send you is total garbage!!!
TO ALL: Do not use the supplied USB stick for anything except the first rook test print.
I’ve only done about 20 prints and the USB stick has already failed, and so did that print (no damage to the FEP).
You did warn us, and I thought “how bad can it be?”. Now I know.
Wow! This is so cool. What slicer are you using?
Nomad is an awesome app. I have a blast with it…….now I gotta try this, too.
Dang this was a lot of fun to watch dude. I am looking to buy a laptop for 3d modeling soon. I have the iPad Pro 2020 but I can’t find many tutorials for the apps that they have. So I will be definitely following your tutorials!
Thanks! I have zbrush as well and nomad is just so much easier to get in and play around with. Def worth checking out
You should get a revopoint pop scanner. amazing details of your face and body. good price also. the company are very good with their customers too
Ohhh thanks will look into that!
@@UncleJessy I can't get enough of my scanner. I also have a Creality cr-scan 01 which is better for scanning larger objects like cars. For your application I believe the revopoint is definitely best for faces. You'd be able to stick your head on models and it will be really detailed, loved your video and I have bought the app already. Good fun! Cheers
Great video !! nice to see the modelling
Much appreciated
Wow incredible! I wish my iPad was larger and supported apple pencil. This would be so awkward to model stuff on my iPhone 12 pro.
You’ Re going to make me want to make a follow up video doing this on my iPhone 😬😂
@@UncleJessy haha! I'd watch.
That hour long tutorial you tried to avoid wouldn't be such a bad idea... Broken up into part 1 and 2.
A huge part of our hobby is the digital modeling aspect that so many skip over knowing anything about. It's just run over to Thingiverse, grab your free stl (get your login credentials stolen) and print.
More 3d printerists (new word) should learn what you're showing here.
read the title and got hopefully that finally us android users would be able to do this, but nope.
Nomad Sculpt works on it but unfortunately no scanning on android that I'm aware of.
What kind of primer or top coat do you use for finishing the mask to prevent direct skin contact? Thanks.
Amazing and inspiring workflow. Great tips along the way. Next level!
That was great. Would love to see more tutorial type videos
Great info, just grabbed an iPad pro to start designing with Nomad! Still having issues getting good clean scans tho, will try this app you used seemed easy.
FANTASTIC VIDEO!
Sorry, I probably missed it but is the 3d scan of your head/face scaled to Mach the original or do I need to scale it myself ?
Pretty neat stuff! I did a similar thing this year except I used Blender to do the sculpting
Great video. To improve you could paint the mask. I repaint all my masks i buy. When i get a 3d printer in the future i need a own house for those
What an amazing mask tutorial! Your sculpting is so natural and the mask looks so legit creepy! 🎃
Cool! Subbed. I was racking my brain before checking front facing only
If you happen to have a Note 8 it has a 3d scanner. Not sure why the other models don't lol
Yooo, that's really useful for making sure your prints are perfectly sized for your head. the halloween mask looked cool lol
The app must require Lidar equipped devices right, hence the iPhone only?
Idk about androids, but I did know there was a fantastic way to scan an object with an Xbox Kinect Camera running some specific software. Think it allowed to export the model to like Blender really easily too.
the app doesnt use the lidar scanner, it uses the sensors in face ID on iPad since they are higher resolution
@@tadhgd350 oh, that's pretty cool too. I could've sworn some first party phones also have face id sensors, but must be from someone working primarily on Apple hardware so they stick to that. Thanks for letting me know 👍🏼
@@DamnCyrus technically the only phones that have Face ID sensors are iPhone cuz it’s patented, that doesn’t stop other companies from having other types of facial recognition but this app is specific to iOS. I’m sure there’s other apps for android
Yeah not 100% sure but it uses the front facing camera. There is another app that allows you to snap a ton of pics and create a scan
@@UncleJessy yea I’m 100% sure it uses the Face ID dot projector to create the scan
Are you still using mean green to clean prints?
Is the process the same in the forger app? This was very cool.
So I am part of the furry fandom and I’ve been making some of my own partial suits (just the paws, head, and tail) of my characters. For my main oc I tried the classic bucket head base with upholstery foam, but I didn’t like the result as much. Later on I tried again and found a cartoony skulldog mask on etsy. (basically a mask that looks like a skull with a movable jaw. It fits, its a template I can work with, It has the features I want such as large cartoony eyes, teeth, and overall a cute style. So I added some adjustments and made a full-on head of my character with it and it turned out great! Cool, exactly what I was looking for. But I was planning on potentially getting my own 3D printer and using that possibly on any projects now that I have a good idea on what style I want to make things with. But I never used a 3d-modeling app before besides paint 3d. I also never used a 3d printer or any friends 3d printer. I wanted to somehow design a mask to my own liking from scratch. This video is very helpful for the future! The app you used and mentioned also seemed amazing. It looked very simple to use and looks professional, yet is easy to learn over time. I’m excited to possibly put my idea into action! I appreciate the tutorial lots. I learned quite a bit about the app you used before I start using it. Thanks!
Loved this!
Hey, amazing work as always, long time follower :) could i ask which pad/pen you are using?
u gave me reason to buy an ipad/iphone. is the 3d scanning capability also available on ipad?
As long as it has faceid it will. It’s also easier if someone does the scanning for you so you can sit still
Thank you for making this really cool
Thanks for checking it out. Certainly fun to try out
I know you shouldn't have your skin touch resin directly. Even if it's washed and cured, is it still have to have the hardened resin come into contact with your face? Or should you hit it with a top coat from a hardware store or something?
Once it's fully washed and cured, resin prints are completely fine to handle
Kiri engine works for Android it uses photogrammetry with their servers it can be good if you get good with your angles
Awesome bro ...god bless you
Awesome! Still speechless :)
Did you do masks for your kids too?
Great video! FYI Kiri Engine is a scanning app that runs on Android.
Are there any free alternatives to Nomad Sculpt? I can buy anything
Awesome video i really been trying to find a way to do this 3d scan and using nomad to sculpt do you know if this 3d scan app works on the new ipad mini or is it just on the iPhone.
Wow. Can i use this to 3d print a mini of my doggos
This is so interesting. Ty for sharing
How do you know that your scan is the right size to model on? I want to do the same thing for blender, but not sure about how to go about it
how do you scale it properly to fit you face? I tried something similar but had to manually scale the design, does obj export with scale or it's the same as an stl?
how in the heck do i get my mask stl to repair and keep the eye holes and such in slicer. it counts them as non manifold edges and fills them
Can’t get the scan to be scaled life sized in nomad, need help figuring out what I’m doin wrong
Hey!! Great video, I’ve been wanting to 3d sculpt my face and this is perfect! I got a question, you mentioned primer or sealant for resin prints, what do you recommend ??
Duplicolor primer is the best
The app is free to use, but exporting costs like 7 bucks to activate the obj export feature.
Mason, What a bargain!
Most scanners of this retail caliber start at $600. The handheld unit I use professionally for scanning vehicle interiors for modification is $20k w/ required ongoing service contract😎
I cant remember but I believe there is a 1 time lifetime fee or something like that in the app. I can’t remember what I paid for it
I think I'll try this work for to make and print glasses
Awesome! Love this!
Thanks for checking it out!
I don’t see the front facing vertex option for my brushes
Nice job!
Could you please let me know what phone you use please
Hey there! You stated that obj. Retains the size ratios of the model. I know this video is not about blender but when I export from blender into chitubox it loses its size. Do you have any experience with exporting from blender and retaining size?
What file type did you save the mask as to send i to a printer? The pla printer my friend has dosnt like the obg file i sent
Super Cool!
Great video! Now i need to find the time to make a mask for eccc!
My plan is to play around for a bit at night before bed
is that resin skin safe? edit: i just heard the comment about primer - but curious if long term that is still safe.
Great video thank you for the lesson
cool job! we also use 3D printers in our projects)
Very nice! Thank you.