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Published: 2015-08-22 14:14:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 12513; Favourites: 159; Downloads: 271
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Requested by Jenny herself, you can now buy this 20cm ( 7.8 inches ) 3D printed bimbo with generous curves ! Available in fullcolor sandstone ( photos shown above ) or black/white plastic.www.shapeways.com/shops/manawoβ¦
NOTE : as you can see on the photo the base broke, Jenny glued it back. But the new version on Shapeways has a thicker and more solid base. Shouldn't happen again.
Also, if you want a high quality print with better colors, details and finish, I can contact a private company that does a way better job than Shapeways. Please send me a note for info.
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Oh wow this one turned out really well.Β All the more excited now.
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Very awesome. Been trying to make some stuff myself but hollowing things out has been a pain/process... I might have to do more solid stuffs.
Very nice!!
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Ah yes hollowing is a real pain, sometimes it takes 30minutes for Zbrush to complete it, and then it's not even good and I have to start over... and I'm just too lazy to try other software like 3D Coat to use the voxel...
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You know, a good way to speed it up (I assume you are talking about when you re-Dynamesh it) is to turn off the projection. You can make a duplicate, Dynamesh without projection... it speeds it up. Then you have a copy of the "before" if you want to reproject detail later. I have not seen the need to even reproject more times.
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Yeah the projection option is completely useless I deactivate it everytime. But even then, calculating the shell of a complicated character can take a lot of time, and my CPU is not that great. It's the same with UV master, can take 30 minutes to unwrap a 200K points character. Well at least it works.
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That IS the important thing.... that it works!! I need to come up with more kewl items!! Yours looks great!
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