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Welcome
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Housekeeping
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Summary, Part 1
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TMNT, Key Cut
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__ About hiding Key Cuts
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Q - Where to find Part 1
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__ Forearm [1], Split Parts
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__ Forearm [2], DynaMesh
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__ Handling Floating Geo
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__ Check MeshIntegrity
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__ Combining Subtools
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__ Key direction
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__ Forearm [3], Creating Key
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__ Define - IMN Brush Key
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__ Forearm [4], Insert Key
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00; __ Forearm [5], Transparency, check
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__ Forearm [6], Adjusting Key
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__ Repeat that process, result
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Q - Hard Edge from Knife Cut
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__ Summary, Recap, Forearm [7]
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Defining the Scale, Size
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__ Scale Master
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__ New Bounding Box Subtool
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__ Set size, mm, cm, in, feet
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__ Define Bounding Box Size, XYZ
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__ Resize Subtool
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Q - Control minimum thickness
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Q - SelectRect, Alt, v. KnifeRect
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Q - Scaling base, not height
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Q - Resolution Picker [1], DynaMesh
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Q - Rotating keys, Articulation
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Merging and Fixing
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__ Fixing a hole, gap, solid
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__ Parts penetration, fix
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Q - What kind of paint
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__ Merging Folder
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__ Resolution Picker [2], DynaMesh
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__ DynaMesh set History Marker
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__ Ambient Occlusion View
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__ Handling Details, Save History
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Q Thickness, Polish, creates holes
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Q Print in pieces or as a group
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Print Preparation
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__ Check with a cube, Forearm [8]
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__ Fixing inside hole [1], inside
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__ Fixing inside hole [2], BMV, move
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__ Fixing inside hole [3], Auto masking
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__ Fixing inside hole [4], Why we fix it
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Q - Printer model, what do you use
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Q - 3D Print process v mold injection
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Q - How long - to get as good as Ian
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__ Continue fixing; watch out for masks
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__ Summary Main Steps
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Q - Device on the Xencelabs screen
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Q - Does the printer recognize multiple meshes
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__ Print-Prep-Check
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Final Cut Session
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__ Bounding box check
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__ Scale Master - Error Alert
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Q - Optimal specs Mac to run ZBrush
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Q - Tips and skills break into printing
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__ Merge and define cuts, for Example
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__ Forearm [8], Key Cut, subtract
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__ Forearm [9], thickness check
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__ Forearm [10], adjustment thickness
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__ Forearm [11], Key Inflation, check
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__ Forearm [12], hard edge, treatment
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__ Forearm [13], watertight check
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__ Forearm [14], Decimation Master
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__ Tip - details, texture preservation
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__ Example, how all Keys are done
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__ Tip - save versions of your model
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Q - Group visible button
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Wrapping up
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Housekeeping
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Thank you and bye
Description:
Dive into the second week of a comprehensive tutorial series on 3D printing post-production using ZBrush. Learn advanced techniques for preparing 3D models for resin printing, including breaking up models, creating key cuts, and optimizing for manufacturing. Master essential skills such as scaling, merging parts, fixing geometry issues, and preparing models for final export. Explore topics like controlling minimum thickness, handling articulation, and preserving details during the decimation process. Benefit from expert tips on workflow efficiency, model versioning, and transitioning into the 3D printing industry. Engage with Q&A sessions addressing common challenges and best practices in 3D modeling for physical production.

3D Printing for ZBrush - Week 2: Model Preparation and Key Cuts

Pixologic ZBrush
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