Most Popular Software for 3D Printing
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Re: Most Popular Software for 3D Printing
have you guys ever tried to use Meshlab to repair and polish OBJ files? Its awesome. I dont have a printer but it can be useful for fixing objects. I think it can read and write STLs and DAE too.
Michal aka bitkar
tS freak since tS2 (1998) and forever (tS7.61 modeler)
tS freak since tS2 (1998) and forever (tS7.61 modeler)
Re: Most Popular Software for 3D Printing
Yes I have..but I make my printables with Moi 3d and they mostly are tight and dont need repair!
Re: Most Popular Software for 3D Printing
Wow! It's been a while! Good to see the Truespace community is still around 
I use Truespace 7.6 for all my 3D model printing needs. For me, it's just so much easier to use than other programs out there.
My workflow goes like this:
1. Model my 3D print in Truespace using inches. I leave the scene in Meters but use inch measurements as if they were meters.
2. I made a 'inches to millimeters' conversion button for my Stream Deck. Makes model size conversion real easy.
3. Export as .stl
4. Import into Cura
5. Print away!
I print on a couple of Ender 5 pro's and an Ender 5 Plus. It's a fun hobby!

I use Truespace 7.6 for all my 3D model printing needs. For me, it's just so much easier to use than other programs out there.
My workflow goes like this:
1. Model my 3D print in Truespace using inches. I leave the scene in Meters but use inch measurements as if they were meters.
2. I made a 'inches to millimeters' conversion button for my Stream Deck. Makes model size conversion real easy.
3. Export as .stl
4. Import into Cura
5. Print away!
I print on a couple of Ender 5 pro's and an Ender 5 Plus. It's a fun hobby!
Zac Mansfield - Truespace user since 1998