Haven papercraft and 3D print

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Flyrella
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Re: Haven papercraft

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Attas wrote:What about log cabins, stone towers, kilns, smelters? With enough simplification, these could totally be printed.
Simplification of those would be almost like modelling and texturing from scratch unfortunately
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Re: Haven papercraft

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So, I just started and can tell that some details are too tiny and impossible to glue + I didnt remove doubles in some places and there are no "wings" at some seams. Dont use that scheme, Ill make another one later. Ill try to finish this but it might fail.
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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I added the resulting sprucecap in the first message. I like how it turned out but it doesn't look very good on the pic
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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Nice.
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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Pretty cool. I'm curious what program(s) you used to extract the models. One of those OBJ format converters?
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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oh man those little 3d printed buildings are so dope, I'd love to paint some of them.
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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i own a few 3d printers if someone has the time they could extract the 3d files for some things they would want printed.
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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loftar wrote:Pretty cool. I'm curious what program(s) you used to extract the models. One of those OBJ format converters?
I used the one from that post:
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and yea, those were obj, then I used Blender to convert to stl and sent to my friend as they are
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Re: Haven papercraft and 3D print

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THIS is why I want a 3D printer!! Awesome!
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