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Optionally preparing your model via reduction - Meshmixer Tutorial
From the course: Meshmixer Essential Training
Optionally preparing your model via reduction
- [Instructor] As certainly anything that you 3D model can be 3D printed but some will be more successful than others. So this is a small leaf bowl that I made for a house party that I was throwing. And it's a pretty dense model. It's nice and completely uniform. If we go into analysis to inspector there's no problems going on here but if we go into over hangs and say generate support structures, Meshmixer takes quite a while to go and generate this. One two three four five and then you do some other operations for optimizing and it takes a long time. Now certainly I could orient this to make the model not have as many support structures but for many models that you might be working with especially ones that are sculpted. There might be a whole lot of time that you would be waiting for the support structures to be generated. Let's figure out how to make this process just a little bit easier. If you start off here with a model that is pretty complex your 3D print software likely is not…
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Introduction to Meshmixer support structures and why they're great1m 15s
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Why not use your slicer to generate support structures?3m 59s
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Optionally preparing your model via reduction8m 30s
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Evaluating model orientation6m 23s
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Starting support structure generation tips10m 1s
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In-tool editing supports10m 26s
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Convert to Solid and exporting10m 10s
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Multiple support iteration5m 10s
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