Wow, it finally works. Thank you so much. Don't understand how I didn't get your video at first. I spent 45 minutes trying to fix this problem. until I stumbled upon your video, than I spent 10 more minutes, and everything finally worked. Thank you so much!
bro you have no idea how much you helped out. I am currently putting together a carcharodons warhammer army and my files were having tons of problems. Thank you so much bubba
excellent video, I'm using Vectorworks which is a very expensive bit of kit and lychee keeps crying even if I do the most basic drawings. this has fixed it thanks
I thought my internet was going out when Netfabb started to not work for me a couple weeks ago or whenever it was. I typically use Cinema4D for 3D modeling, but I don't think it has any simple repair all holes tool. I guess it's finally time for me to try Fusion!
There is also a preview option to add "Repair" to the Mesh>Prepare menu. So, you can build a mesh and then repair it as the end of your part of timeline. Select your account>preferences>preview features and turn on "Mesh Repair Analysis"
you can use windows10 3d Builder no upload thingy but for big file it will take a while. not sure why lychee not interface with this instead of azure cloud.
Thanks for the info, its all your fault i just bought a mars printer LOL.thanks again. love the vids Always professional looking well presented,interestin and entertaining 😀
I subscribed to lychee specifically for that netfab repair, it was working well for me, and the new azure is not even finishing some of the works, just rolling indefinitely. I am displeased with that outcome.
I don't think Lychee had any choice. It was an agreement that's been withdrawn I believe. Azure seems pretty rubbish to me, and I'd delighted how fast the Fusion 360 fix works (I'd genuinely say maybe 5 times faster than waiting through Lychee). However Lychee are working on their own solution and in the meantime there's plenty of helpful suggestions listed by other viewers here. 😁
@@vogman I luckily got it at a discount price so not gonna bother doing a refund of a yearly sub. I still will be using it for supports and print layout because as a frequent CAD user I cannot stand chitubox's lack of localized gizmos and proper 3d navigation with axial locked movements. Their slicing tho I find better at chitu, produces smoother finish on my sonic mini 4k.
Real lifesaver, was about to have a panic attack after i bought 3L of resin and checked that half of the taunar files i planned to print were broken lol
Problem is: that doesn't work for Linux users, as Autodesk does not provide a version of Fusion 360 for this OS. Also, there's people who does not want to install a full CAD software just to correct mesh files once in a while. At least for these people there is Windows 3D Builder, which is a massively underrated program, but only available for Windows 10 users. Netfabb mesh correction being incorporated into Fusion 360 and no longer being a free service is just a typical Autodesk move. Unfortunately, unlike printed circuit board design programs, there are no real alternatives for mechanical design programs, FreeCAD is too far behind to be a real option.
As an alternative I use prusaslicer for fixing my models, it is using Netfabb services for fixing meshes too and it is a free software :) shame on lychee! as a paid app this is a downgrade...
@@vogman Because it's not free if you want to use it for anything you sell. And by absorbing the NetFabb service into it, you can no longer use the repair function to fix your stl's without been bound to the same terms. They're also massive twatwaffles who constantly buy the competition out in their entirety, makign the market for any decent alternative very small. THen their's the issue of the ridiculous prices they charge for products, that they refuse to sell in any form othe rthan a shitty subscription basis etc etc etc They suck lol xD
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Wow, it finally works. Thank you so much. Don't understand how I didn't get your video at first. I spent 45 minutes trying to fix this problem. until I stumbled upon your video, than I spent 10 more minutes, and everything finally worked. Thank you so much!
Glad it helped
Thank you very much for this - you're a legend. Lychee's complaining about a lot of the STLs I'm getting and this is really helpful.
After waiting of Lychee for about 3 hour to finish you are my savior :D !!
Glad I could help!
I appreciate how you took the time to link Fusion 360 in the description.
bro you have no idea how much you helped out. I am currently putting together a carcharodons warhammer army and my files were having tons of problems. Thank you so much bubba
excellent video, I'm using Vectorworks which is a very expensive bit of kit and lychee keeps crying even if I do the most basic drawings. this has fixed it thanks
Beautiful. You are the best VOG.
I thought my internet was going out when Netfabb started to not work for me a couple weeks ago or whenever it was. I typically use Cinema4D for 3D modeling, but I don't think it has any simple repair all holes tool. I guess it's finally time for me to try Fusion!
Love fusion 360, keeps getting better!
It's a great package 😁
There is also a preview option to add "Repair" to the Mesh>Prepare menu. So, you can build a mesh and then repair it as the end of your part of timeline. Select your account>preferences>preview features and turn on "Mesh Repair Analysis"
you can use windows10 3d Builder no upload thingy but for big file it will take a while.
not sure why lychee not interface with this instead of azure cloud.
Thanks for sharing 😁
I always use 3D builder to fix my files. Its much easier and faster than Netfabb and, most importantly, does not have the 100mb limit.
Same here, 3b builder works a treat.
@@trentoncarr Another vote for 3d Builder.
Nice just tried it. Works like a champ. Lychee was puking on the Azure 3d tools.
Personally i run trough multiple repair programs just to be sure.....
SUPER HELPFUL thank you I love you right now
excellent video and a big help too
Awesome tip! Thanks, mate!!
Downloading now, fantastic tip! Just what I needed, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Very good, thank you
Thanks for the info, its all your fault i just bought a mars printer LOL.thanks again. love the vids Always professional looking well presented,interestin and entertaining 😀
Steve, I'm used to getting the blame. I'm married 😁
thank you . you saved me hours of waiting time
Great to hear 😁😁😁
I've found the voxel remesh in Blender to work pretty well, but preserving fine details requires a ton of ram
Big thanks for sharing this👍
Thank you too
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I subscribed to lychee specifically for that netfab repair, it was working well for me, and the new azure is not even finishing some of the works, just rolling indefinitely. I am displeased with that outcome.
I don't think Lychee had any choice. It was an agreement that's been withdrawn I believe. Azure seems pretty rubbish to me, and I'd delighted how fast the Fusion 360 fix works (I'd genuinely say maybe 5 times faster than waiting through Lychee). However Lychee are working on their own solution and in the meantime there's plenty of helpful suggestions listed by other viewers here. 😁
@@vogman I luckily got it at a discount price so not gonna bother doing a refund of a yearly sub. I still will be using it for supports and print layout because as a frequent CAD user I cannot stand chitubox's lack of localized gizmos and proper 3d navigation with axial locked movements. Their slicing tho I find better at chitu, produces smoother finish on my sonic mini 4k.
Have you tried 3D Builder inside Windows 10 to check and repair stl files?
You can do the same thing by using 3d builder in windows 10.
Thanks for the share 😁
Real lifesaver, was about to have a panic attack after i bought 3L of resin and checked that half of the taunar files i planned to print were broken lol
Nice trick! Thx
I LOVE YOU!!!! This helped soooooo much when i was in a time of such pain and suffering with trying to fix my mini's!! Your are the ACTUAL best!!!!
Glad it helped 😁
Thanks for the tip :)
Happy to help!
I Prefer use netfabb standard because in one operation holes are closed , repair normals and remove shells ( usually present on organic models)
Very handy info thanks. Now….where did you get that figure from? because he’s awesome!
how do you fix mesh not oriented?
Have a figure file Lychee says is not manifold ..but fusion sees no problem with it...any suggestions
Ignore it and print. I've had that a few times too. My prints have still worked fine 😁
Mesh would be a great name for a doggo. Whos a good mesh? You are, you are a good mesh!
What a mess, Mesh! 😁
casting resin recommendation for sonic mini44
Wow, a short informative tutorial ...and funny i am amused......
Thanks! 😃
I think GW needs to pivot hard to being more than just a "model" company in my opinion when you look at the quality of the prints.
Problem is: that doesn't work for Linux users, as Autodesk does not provide a version of Fusion 360 for this OS.
Also, there's people who does not want to install a full CAD software just to correct mesh files once in a while. At least for these people there is Windows 3D Builder, which is a massively underrated program, but only available for Windows 10 users.
Netfabb mesh correction being incorporated into Fusion 360 and no longer being a free service is just a typical Autodesk move. Unfortunately, unlike printed circuit board design programs, there are no real alternatives for mechanical design programs, FreeCAD is too far behind to be a real option.
Lychee is working on implementing their own repair tool instead of using a third party tool.
PrusaSlicer has repair built in it. Much less bloat than using Fusion 360, in my opinion.
I resolved to never get dependent on their software package in any way, so it's dead to me.
How is using a piece of software in any way synonymous with being "dependant" on it?
Fusion360 if freaking wild isnt it ha!!!
It's a fabulous package - and free 😁
Or Meshmixer
Meshmixer never seems to work well for me. I'm probably doing it wrong 😁
As an alternative I use prusaslicer for fixing my models, it is using Netfabb services for fixing meshes too and it is a free software :) shame on lychee! as a paid app this is a downgrade...
Thanks for the share 😁
I hate Autodesk..
Really? Why? As providers of excellent FREE software, I like them 😁
@@vogman Because it's not free if you want to use it for anything you sell. And by absorbing the NetFabb service into it, you can no longer use the repair function to fix your stl's without been bound to the same terms.
They're also massive twatwaffles who constantly buy the competition out in their entirety, makign the market for any decent alternative very small. THen their's the issue of the ridiculous prices they charge for products, that they refuse to sell in any form othe rthan a shitty subscription basis etc etc etc They suck lol xD