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Sculptris

Discussion in 'Software' started by Michael DiFilippo, Apr 4, 2013.

  1. Michael DiFilippo

    Michael DiFilippo Active Member

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    So after tinkering with 123 sculpt on my ipad thought I'd try out Sculptris
    http://pixologic.com/sculptris/
    same guys who do Zbrush but its free. It is really cool. I am by no means artistic and can't sculpt in real life AT ALL. Just started playing around thought I'd post what I just made up.

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  2. 1d1

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    Mike, can you save as printable? i.e., .stl files?
     
  3. David Mortlock

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    It seems you can save as .sc1 files or export as .obj files. I don't have a clue what you can do with either of those.
     
  4. Michael DiFilippo

    Michael DiFilippo Active Member

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    David is correct, sc1 is a sculptris file and you can export as a .obj which if I understand correctly is pretty much a mesh. There is a workflow to be able to print but right now I am not 100% certain on the workflow but will be looking into it!
     
  5. Ben Lindstrom

    Ben Lindstrom Active Member

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    Cura supports importing .obj and generating gcode. But I have no clue what the quality is and if I try to import that gcode into Repetier it just gives me a nice blank screen and doesn't even attempt to do a virtual 3d print.
     
  6. Printed Solid

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    You should be able to convert obj to stl with quite a few different programs. I use David3, but that is a paid program. I'd be surprised if Blender can't do it.
     

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