Full Version: STL save as assembly

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Yes it is....old habits die hard

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I would have to say I don't think I've seen anybody render with Carrara as well as you..... I wish I was a fly on the wall in your work area for a bit....

Thanks for sharing.

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LOL....You would hear a lot of cursing and screaming that DAZ has let the product languish technically since they purchased it to emphasize their....."content" delivery

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It would just be ambient noise while I focus on what your doing.

Ray Dream was my first 3d modeler.

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A quick print out of the CreatureBox JellyBean character, I used to paint warhammer figures years ago so I will break out my paints and get him colored up. The figure is about 4"" tall, I had to change the diameters on the arms cylinders and fingers to get them to be rigid enough to clean up...still has the same feel though

Image Attachments:
JB-Quarter.jpg  JB-Side.jpg 

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That is sure a nice printer you've got there.

- Michael

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It shows off your software nicely

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Hi ,

I am using this handy plugin as well .

I am getting segmented curves in STL at diameters greater than 100mm. I did look in the script and only see angle @ 5

I typically use angle 6 , divide 1 - all and minimum .25 when exporting to get smooth curves

How do I add divide 1 - all and minimum .25 to the script?

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Hi DVR,

re:
> How do I add divide 1 - all and minimum .25 to the script?

It would need to set up an options string that looks like this:

NoUI=true;Angle=5;MaxLength=1;MaxLengthApplyTo=all;MinLength=0.25

I've attached a modified version of the script that will do that.

- Michael

Attachments:
SaveMultiSTL.js

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Thank You Michael!

This works brilliant . Do not have to remember the settings anymore

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