I’ve been trying to learn Blender over the last couple of months. I mostly make miniatures for 3D printing, but I still have a lot to learn. What tips do people have for getting better at sculpting? (Besides sculpt more, I’m already doing that.)
I didn't realize until I uploaded it to Printables that someone else has already made something similar, but I thought I'd share my solution anyway. I hope someone makes use of it!
https://www.printables.com/model/1720064-dorfmat-46-unofficial-interlocking-play-mat-for-do
The description from the above link:
Depending on how you play the game, you may need 15 to 35 or so of these Dorfmats. The moving pieces print in place and interlock with neighboring mats. The Dorfmat is designed to stack during transport and storage.
I printed this version of the Dorfmat from PLA+ on the Elegoo Centauri Carbon with arachne slicing, though I printed earlier versions with all default settings without issue. Clearances appear to be narrower than recommended but I had no failures in 30-ish prints. I had one near-failure, where the bottom layer of the moving parts partially adhered to the rest of the mat but I may have had the bed heat too high or leaving the finished product on the bed all night was a bad idea.
Hopefully it prints and operates well for you all. I cannot confirm whether the original Dorfromantik board game tiles are the same size, but if so then this should work for that game as well.
A lot of you guys asked to make inline engine under my post with v8. What engine should I make next?
I remember seeing this model, but I can’t seem to find it now. It was a smaller version of a “phlat ball” (pictured below) that specifically required a rubber band wrapped around it to make it bounce back into shape…. Does anyone know where I can find this model?