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The rabbit logo on file [a]_BTT_MMB_Support_Arm_Endcap.stl is an overhanging surface of 0.25mm off of the build plate, Orca/Prusa slicers will not support it. This causes print failures.
There is thi…
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Greetings everyone! I'm working with TPMS meshes for FEM modulation and I've been trying to generate tetrahedral meshes from triangular meshes using Trimesh method gmsh.to_volume(). I was successful i…
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I'm trying to run one of the examples via the Python API.
After some trial and error, I have something like this:
```python
import sys
sys.path.append('/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages')
i…
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Hi, just a stupid question because I cannot seem to figure out how to do this right: I want to use ipyvolume to show object STLs in 3D. I have tried the following but it shows a mangled form of the ST…
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## Tutorials
1. Introduction to PyLith v4.1
1. Static without faults: `reverse-2d`
1. meshing (Gmsh)
2. gravity (Step 1a,b,c)
3. surface loading (Step 4)
2. Quasi-static with presc…
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### Description of the bug
I made a chessboard like object freecad, that has numerals on rows and columns.
Loading the board into prusaslicer causes no problem. Slicing advances to 90 % and alread…
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The taste examples in the README suggest that there is an argument `surface=` in `file_stl_object%load_from_file`. However, it does not seem to be the case.
LadaF updated
3 years ago
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Is there a way to run tetwild to essentially repair and remesh an STL? Do not need the 3D mesh at all and fine with an OBJ output although an STL surface mesh that is water-tight will be highly desira…
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So I have a group of points that don’t lie on vertices of the stl but still on the surface. When I get with a point loop the surface it cuts is not consistent since it can’t cut through certain areas …
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@alecjacobson I used this fast winding algorithm to voxelize a surface mesh that I have, but it keeps resulting in fast winding numbers that don't seem to indicate whether the vertices are inside or o…