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higher resolution lisa bust printable files (Patreon)

Published:
2023-12-13 16:17:04
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2026-06

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this one is separated into separate objects to be loaded one at a time and quite a bit higher resolution overall. let me know if this works!apologies for the patreon spam today.  that's all for the day i promise XD i gotta go back to fine print atm anyways! stls are compiled in 2 zip files cause patreon can only have files up to 199 mb... kinda stupid for an online content platform but it is what it is

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Holztransistor

Wow, thank you so much. The latest resin 3d printers have up to 14K resolution with 10 inch LCD size. The quality that can be done now completely warrants highpoly models.

The007fan007007

Damn, that quality export really brought down the error count down significantly. 10 of the 13 parts are perfectly Unified with a single click "noise" fix. the Ribbon has a single egde on the inside that's a bit sharp, one head "subtool 1" has a weird artifact in the back hair. on the belt belly part, its the top and bottom peg cut out that throw error. I can not tell you how much SMOOTHER The skin is going to look on the second round of prints. even if i scale of the models the level of smoothness is perfect for 12inch+ models. Excellent work.

Bornz0r

Oh... yeeeeeeeeah.

Gordon Holmes

I've so got to print this off, many thanks.

Henrik3D

Hi some feedback on the files: Importing the STL files into the slicer, Lychee in my case, shows that the scale got messed up in the export (the parts are tiny). This is a common thing when exporting from Zbrush, specially if you export as a batch. The work around is simple just export one by one the subtools. I imported the files into Zbrush and the scale was not the same as the previous files, again this is the export doing it's thing not a big deal. I appended a cube and scaled all the pieces at the same time to fit inside the cube, then Set scene scale in Milimiters (slicers work in milimiters), then select the cube and set its scale in X Y Z this case 200mm because I want the figure to be 200mm tall and hit Resize subtools. to be sure the scale worked I export the cube first, it has to be 200mm if it says it is the same size in the slicer everything is good. Then I export each subtool into STL. As a precaution I hit Close holes on each part before the export. Having the pieces as separate files is the right thing to do, that said there are a couple parts that are still fused like the decorations of the base and the bows, having them as separate pieces makes it very easy to support. Level of detail looks beautiful and don't worry about supporting or hollowing the parts since most people will print at different scales or sizes, supports will not work universally, a headache less :) I will support tonight and start printing tomorrow, I can't wait to see the result! If you want help send me a DM and I am more than happy to help.

Rashid182

Got a filament print going now, imported them into Blender and expoerted one combined model (set the scale factor to 10 on export) Sliced up files for a resin print thi weekend, models all looked good in the slicer, though I had to scale the up to 1500% for a decent size, but easily managable. My resin printer is only entry level so I doubt I will get teh full texture that's in the model, and with my orientation I had a lot of overhang/undercuts with the strapping, fixable with supports but adds more chances for blemishes.

BlistexThief

About to throw these at my resin printer, can't wait to see how it prints! Also, male pattern baldness Lisa without the bangs will haunt my nightmares

Ezirao

Ok but now I want to see everyone's attempts. I don't have a printer.

Michael O'Brien

Got the first four parts loaded, hollowed, and supported in Lychee slicer. Rather than going through Henke's more refined process, I simply scaled each part to 2000% and they're looking good. The base will be about 6.5cm in diameter which is plenty for my poor Anycubic Mono 4K. Wish I could post some screenshots, but I'm looking forward to starting print tonight!

Rashid182

Filament print looks promising. I would say anyone wanting to print this without a resin printer could give it a good shot. Would recommend not adding the loops around the base though. And makeing the model at least 120mm tall and be very careful of the loops when removing supports. But the detail that came through, should be no issue with the full model on a resin printer. As for the files, seen it mentioned, but having the accessories (loops and bow's) as individual models would be great Images: https://www.tumblr.com/r-ashi-d/736631744397246464/quick-test-print-of-this-sunstone-lisa-model-by

Sam

This looks great - can't wait to try printing it. One bit if feedback, it would be good if the files were named (rather than just SubTool12, etc)

Step Zero Creations

Resin and filament versions sliced, now to wait for free time on the printers. Resin should take about six hours at 200% original size as a single piece. (I'll do a print in parts later.) Filament about six days at 600% (fifteen inch lisa bust!) size and the finest detail setting I can manage on that printer.

BrianJGibbs

I loaded everything in Prusa first and it recognized the scale was off and fixed it. After that everything loaded great in CHITUBOX. I have already successfully printed the lower part of the torso on my anycubic mono and I am mostly pleased with the results.

Jo Murwood

Damn, I'm outta resin 😭 one day 🤞

Lunari

Started printing with an SLA printer. Had to scale up 1500%, looking good for now.

Raven Coldheart

I'll need to clean out my printer first, but on the weekend, I'll start and print one.

Joe Morrison

Using Bambu slicer here and going almost full auto. There were a few edges that it needed to repair and it warned that slicing could be slow with more than 1M triangles. I let it auto scale, auto orient, and auto-generate tree supports. Slicing took around 30 seconds with tree supports, less than 10 seconds with standard supports and should take about 5 hours to print. I will see how it looks after work.

Youenn Gestin

Hello, is it possible to split the rings that need to be on the base ? since they are all in one, it's hard to print them ^^' !

Benjamin Allred

Just started my resin printer up! I'm so excited! I'm not really great when it comes to adding supports, so we'll see what happens. It's gonna take my printer around 7 hours for the first of 3 plates.

Alexander D

Damn, i haven't printed anything in forever and was even thinking of putting the printer in Storage and now you give me something to print :p

Robin Young

I keep trying to figure out why it opens and is super tiny. When I printed it after scaling it up, it didn't fit together nicely.

AJ

Oh man, what would the process be to buy one of these off someone and/or compensate Stjepan? I don't have access to a 3D printer.

Aleena Polansky

Okay, so I have rescaled this to 3000%, renamed, and regrouped the files for easier use. I've also split all the grouped parts for easy printing. All the files are on my OneDrive, and I would be happy to upload a link. However, I wouldn't do so without permission from our blessed creator. Feel free to DM the creator or give me the okay, and I will share my work.

shiniebezial
>>124892686

you absolutely have my permission :) i really gotta figure out how to do scaling for print in zbrush

Leon Ramirez

Looks fantastic... I hope to print it before end of the year and upload some pics