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OK, here is a telescopic riser joint I am using as a classroom aid for my training program..

An actual TJ in service onboard an offshore rig. It is 65 feet long and 75,000lbs.


The render of one made with MOI


The build of the classroom model


The class model after clean up

Image Attachments:
image.jpeg  image1.jpeg  IMG_0518.JPG  Shaffer TJ render.jpg 

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Me likey!!!

Is that render still Carrara?

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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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