Introducing netfabb Studio

…We've already learned about creating manifold…designs that are ready for 3D printing.…Before sending your file to print, it's a good idea…to run it through a mesh repair software, like Netfabb Studio.…While it's best to avoid mesh errors in your design process,…utilizing a program like Netfabb can help you identify and fix mistakes.…Netfabb is available in three versions, Basic, Private, and Pro.…We'll be using the free, basic version of this program for most of this chapter.…

But also exploring a few of the tools in the Pro and Private versions.…So let's get started.…Go up to the Menu bar, and choose Project, and click Add Part.…Navigate to the exercise files on your…computer and choose the StanfordBunny.obj and click Open.…The first thing that you'll notice is…this exclamation point down in the right-hand corner.…This means that the mesh needs repair.…Your model should be mostly green, and this…one is, although we can see some red on…the inside of the model, and that's an…indication of one of the problems with this file.…