Hope that Thanks! So here is the final tutorial quickly covering the Clearcoat, Polishing, and Waxing. Netfabb does a nice job splitting but costs over $2,000 for the commercial version (currently well out of my price range I'd buy another printer before that ) ) I just use Netfabb basic to double check the scale of exported files.įor decimating the model the process should keep the edges flat if they are flat (The process holds sculpting details and removes the tessellation.) I find that the actual 3D Printing process (% or error during printing) causes more problems maintaining the flat edges then anything else :) With this in mind I try to keep everything in DynaMesh mode as much as possible then decimate finished parts as I work to keep my global polycount low.
You could decimate everything before splitting and use netfabb. Simplif圓D does not have any tools to split up the model It's basically just a bridge from the exported *.STLs to the printer (setting up supports, generating the GCode, positioning the parts on the bed.) I mostly do the splitting of the model inside of ZBrush because the models usually contain millions of polygons and most other programs do not handle dense meshes well.
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