Let’s get started.īlender is a famous free and open source 3D creation software that supports the very foundation of all 3D softwares like modelling, sculpting, texture-painting, rigging, animation, real time rendering, compositing, simulations and motion tracking, as well as video editing and last but not the least game development. In 14 Days you’ll go from zero experience with Blender, to being able to design anything you want and bring it to life with your 3d printer.This article will introduce you to the best Blender Tutorials that are out there. Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be able to design and 3d print anything you want. It’s not harder, it’s actually a lot easier than you think. You just need to know the 4 basic commands, and that’s enough that you can make anything you want with it.ģd design is hard enough, but 3d design for 3d printing is a bit different than normal 3d design such as it needs to be all one continuous mesh or it wont print.
There are so many things you can do with Blender, but you dont really need to know all of them to be able to design your creation. We focus on 2 things, 3d modeling and 3d printing.īlender is powerful. Trust me, that donut isn't going to print. We teach you how to 3d model SPECIFICALLY for 3d printing. Here at Blender to Printer, we focus on just that. When you're modeling for 3d printing, the most important thing you need to keep in mind, is whether that design you're creating is going to print or not. 3d Modeling and 3d Modeling FOR 3d Printing are different
0 kommentar(er)
