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Cutting and Disassembling Stl Designs Tutorial with Meshmixer - Nuskulart (Patreon)

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Meshmixer Download : Free
https://meshmixer.com/

Hello Everyone, I have prepared a tutorial for you to cut and disassemble Stl designs according to your own 3D Print Style.

I used the Free Meshmixer Program in this Tutorial.

The program is free. I recommend it for those doing 3D Printing.

I wish everyone a happy weekend - Nuskulart

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Kammf

Many thanks for the well-done tutorial. One thing that would help (at least for me) would be the possibility to integrate the weapons as a separate shell, so that I could hide them before printing. I usually prefer to print the figures without weapons, but sometimes it's really difficult to suppress the weapons with just Meshmixer. Thanks and have a good day.

Nuskul Art

Thank you for your comment. To make the gun separate, I also need to reset the hand pose in the main pose. Yes, this can happen, but it may seem irrelevant to the main pose of the body and makes the design look bad. But I'm thinking of a Bundle version for Figures in the future. So as an example. Ada Wong 2 or more hair styles 2 or more outfit options Armed and unarmed version (Change of Hand Poses) Accessory 2 or more shoes 2 or more Different weapons or props (For example, you can hold it in a gun or eat it on pizza.) Different Stand Base versions NSWF version I am working steadily to ensure that the designs that will be produced in the future are always better. I also thank you for your support and I want you to know how important your suggestions and ideas are to me.

Jim Grant

Awesome info. Thank you for taking the time to show us this! Is there an easy way to alter poses?