Yeah, I'm starting to feel pretty glad that we are ArchiCAD based the more I experiment!
1 hour ago, Stefania Dinea said:Is that little human 3D printed on a UM? please share settings if yes.
Yes, he's an ArchiCAD object exported to Cura as a 1:200 .STL file. Printed as a fine model with PVA support, I think he would snap off without, not to mention the difficulties with the arms.
Here is the STL file if you want to have a play with it.
You can see the level of detail which is ignored by the printer. He could do with being stood on a plate or tower for proper integration into a model.
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Alex L 29
Great post Stefania. Time to possibly make you jealous again. Archicad objects seem to be pretty 3d printer friendly.
Here is a 1:200 person, I wouldn't generally add people into a model any smaller than 1:200 as they tend to be for massing only. Trees are fair enough but people look a bit insignificant IMO.
Trees will also come out of archicad into Cura with no problem, although I haven't printed one out yet as I'm short of time.
Really looking forward to your post on facade detail.
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I can't believe it !!!
I am starting to really doubt Revit! However, it is a problematic software for 3D printing, so I guess my tips will be useful for some, and your valuable input very useful to the other side of the camp. Is that little human 3D printed on a UM? please share settings if yes.
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