United3dArtists

A. Dont use Shaderlab but prerendered slots!
Its woth the extra mile since you can save out the slot even for Blender

B Also try new procedural ways like Filterforge and Substance....but not as a shader plugin.. rather as Standalone..again worth the extra mile!

Save scene as vrlm 1! Or export in obj with Luuv plugin that comes standard with TS!

Here is the procedure... The steps to convert: 1. Export from Blender in OBJ. 2. Convert from OBJ to VRML1, with Meshconv. ** 3. Start FreeShip, and import the VRML1. 4. Export the file to IGES (NURBS). 5. Start FreeCad and then open IGES file and export it, to IGES or other formats NURBS, Moi3d doe...

None of those apps can read stl except Fusion 360!
Your better off with obj!

http://kyticka.webzdarma.cz/3d/moi/#importobj

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What you are doing here is called retroengeneering! TS is a poly modeler.. Rhino is a solid modeling application! Thats not an easy task! The magic word was further procedure! What further procedure!??? If its just for texturing then get the small free app objto 3dm from the Moi 3d pages or the obj ...

I havent got time to find the exact spot.. so I answered in a political way.. but it must be somewhere where they speak the Russian language! Kyrilic! So that would narrow it in! But since we have someone who found it anyhow...!

One that looks like the statue of Lucy is this one in Portugal! Stock Photo - Statue of woman holding torch, Buçaco Palace Hotel, Luso, Mealhada, Portugal, Europe. https://www.agefotostock.com/age/en/details-photo/statue-of-woman-holding-torch-bu%C3%A7aco-palace-hotel-luso-mealhada-portugal-europe/Z...

Like I said 2 days prior to this...they are coming!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/co ... story.html

No its not.. its even a spec map! The last version of Vue supports pbr workflow.. this is a 6 Year old version.. which doesnt.. but I dont need to pay for!
I have to set it up new! But thats the fun part of learning!

Yeah the problem isnt the material its the HDR setup! Looks much nicer in Blender with less brightness! Plus I have to much dull on the specular...! This is rendered in Vue Standard renderer which isnt exactly the best option for car renders but then I like to learn to tune things I thought wouldnt ...