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How to resize 3d print files to fit 12-in action figure
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· How to resize 3d print files to fit 12-in action figure
Scaling is super simple. So 12 inches is one foot. Average person is 6 feet. So you want probably a 1:6 scaling. If most of the people are actually 5 feet then you probably want a 1:5 scaling.
Scaling is the easiest operation. There are so many other pitfalls!
In cura just set the scale to 16% (1/6th) or 20% (1/5th). that's it. So you click on the object, select the scale tool, and enter 16% in any of the 3 scaling locations and they are all locked together by default (x,y,z).
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Scaling is super simple. So 12 inches is one foot. Average person is 6 feet. So you want probably a 1:6 scaling. If most of the people are actually 5 feet then you probably want a 1:5 scaling.
Scaling is the easiest operation. There are so many other pitfalls!
In cura just set the scale to 16% (1/6th) or 20% (1/5th). that's it. So you click on the object, select the scale tool, and enter 16% in any of the 3 scaling locations and they are all locked together by default (x,y,z).
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Thank you so much
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