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Published: 2012-10-14 18:24:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 10307; Favourites: 130; Downloads: 273
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See also tutorial for cleaning mesh [link]Warning : you need a powerful computer for this tutorial
Sculpture generator link [link]
Download link [link]
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Awesome Tut nico this great just seeing it a friend mentioned it to me
thanks for sharing this.
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Hello, great if you can use the tuto, thank you a lotΒ
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Always welcome My Friend.
I will try , my hand atΒ IncendiaΒ has not alway's been great
but maybe the Tut can give me a Boost I hope it does I really Like the it.
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Thank You !! I thank you I love you a lot nic022
look at you my Inspired ProjectΒ prntscr.com/7wp8ix
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Hello, thank you a lot for the link to your render, great work, you are on the good way, do not forget to clean your exported mesh with Meshlab to obtain a better surface on your 3D model.
May i suggest you to upload your renders on your DeviantArt account to share your work with usΒ
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Amazing, I will try to soften my work with MeshLab.
One thing I did not understand and I do not get it, like you do to make it the fractal so tight? I tried to make concrete fractal and I have very separate
look:Β prntscr.com/80dbdv
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To have a solid mesh you must use these setting on the Extra tab
- Volumetric resolutionΒ 800 vx
- Voxel algorithmΒ Gausian Density
- Density TresholdΒ 0.990 thick
You must wait 10 minute before exporting your STL , the computer will pre-calculate the mesh on this time before exporting.
Be patient, it takes few weeks before to obtain a good resultΒ Β
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Excellent tutorial. Going to have to give this a try.
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Thank you a lot for your comment on my tutoΒ
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I have never used Incendia before or mesh lab so hoping after seeing your tutorials to give it a go, I am confident with using MB3D so hope to progress and make some amazing images. I have really enjoyed and been inspired by your work, truly brilliantΒ
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Incendia Ex is really a great software, may i recommend you to read the IncendiaWikiΒ www.incendia.net/wiki/index.phβ¦
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Excellent thank you very much I had looked at your page and read through some of your tutorials on Incendia Ex which then curiosity got the better of me and I some further looking around on the net to get an idea of what it was about. I had not tried looking up on Wiki so will read through that and give it a go. I loved the results you have achieved with it and was so pleased to get a bit guidance on how to do the voxel steps in MB3D also as I did want to try and do some work with my own stuff in Blender or Zbrush (only just learning them too so long way to go).Β Cant wait to get started 
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Thanks much for all of your Incendia tuts.
They have helped me more than anything I have found...really appreciate your hard work!!
And I appreciate your art as well!
Keep doing them...please.
Cheers,
RonB
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Hello, thank you for your comment on my tutoΒ
Best regards, Nic
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I can't believe I never found this til now! Finally I understand how you are making the glass ones! Thank you for sharing it.
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I's not really difficult, a bit of time and a good computer
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the trouble is my computer is an old laptop and Incendia alone eats too much power, but I was able to make and export some stl/obj, just can't render them because it wants 18+ hrs! maybe I will work on a more simple shape
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Thanks... Incendia completely baffles my feeble brain 
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Well here is my 2nd go at it, and I am having a good time learning these new processes and applications.
Thank you again Nic022 for you time and resources, I appreciate it very much.
Please let me know what you think, look no black background! lol
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Thank for the feedback on my tuto
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You are very welcome, your tutorials have given me more insight and knowledge, for which I am most grateful.
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Well I have run through the process and here is the link to my 1st attempt=
[link]
Please let me know how I did and what I can do to improve.
I appreciate any advice and thanks for your time and great tutorials.
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Thank, i'm not living in US and i see your message only the day after
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You are welcome, I did not mean to seem impatient, I apologize I was just anxious for you to see my results and how I can improve them.
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I seem to be having a problem with sculpture gen. when I export the file as stl., I am unable to open it in meshlab?
Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?
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When you export from SG you must specify in your file name the extention like this "FILENAME.STL" otherwise SG save the file without extention and you can open it
I hope it fix the problem
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Thanks that fixed the problem!
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What do you recommend as a render program? and sorry of this sounds silly, can you just render in Incendia?
I have all the programs you listed, and I am going through the steps slowly.
Thanks for the great resources.
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Yes for sure you can render directly in Incendia, but the render options are limited
Thank for your comment
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You are most welcome friend, thank you for your time and great tutorials, I hope to learn much more.
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Where do you find the stl to import it in Mesh Cleaner?
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To export with meshlab go to FILE / Export mesh as / chose the format .stl .obj .ply ect......
Thank for the fav
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Thank You and your welcome
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What are the minimum hardware specs for this?
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You need for this tutorial, 4Gb ram minimum (better with 8-16Gb ram), a good processor (i5-i7-AMD+), a good video card (500Mb min), and if possible a 64Bits OS.
The 3D mesh generated by Incendia can be very big (500Mb to 1Gb) so you need a Render Engine who can handle very big 3D Object.
I highly recommended to start with very simple shapes (fractals objects) at the begining.
You need also to try many times before to obtaint a good result, it doesnt work correctly at the first time, if you obtaint ugly mesh at the beginning it's normal, dont give up try again.
Cheers, Nic
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wicked I am going to try this know wish me luck
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will have a look at the sculpture generator, thanks for the tut
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Keeping this in my message box, just in case I get to work with these progs sometime. Thanks for sharing!
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One of The BEST tutorials I have seen here on DA on this topic!
and You have created a Fabulous sculpture!
Thank you very much.
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