![]() I went and found another cut service, that said. ![]() I usually use 0.002 for my lines and at the end of the cut wasn’t joining anymore because of the cut paths I set up…Working at that scale of line on an 18x24 project and trying to find and fix all of them, well I just gave up… scrolling in and around just to be able to see the lines and then find the gaps was no fun at all! software which generates a random medieval city layout of whatever size you. While CoDEmanX's answer is still correct for Blender 2.8, you have to have the Modeling view mode (bar at the top) selected and be in. ![]() It used to be that you’d only see the results of this work in animated feature films or high-budget television shows. Press N to bring up the Properties Panel of the 3D View, the Dimensions are listed below Scale in the Transform panel (bottom right): Thanks, I had been looking at the object 'Transform' panel instead. I sent a design to one of the bigger places for some laser Cutting…and the first thing they demanded was I set my cut lines to 0.0001mm and had to be BLUE …of course, as soon as I did that I have some errors crop up with that version in the form of some gaps. Put simply, Blender is a computer graphics program that allows you to produce high-quality still images and animations using three-dimensional geometry. Yeah…I’m using Cura 15.04.2… as I find it works the best with my home-built printer and the Arduino driver I used (nice to be able to flash new code when needed)…īut as long as I have sent Blender to STL and then to the printer if Scale is applied and Scene Units are used it imports perfectly… Of course, manufacturers have their own way and need to FIT their equipment…
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