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They look cool

This guy looks super happy

interesting.

What happened with the next video? was just getting into this lol

Thank you so much for your sharing ! its very useful .

Hi everyone I've a problem after 3-th step "Filter -> Selection -> Select by Vertex Quality... Here is the screenshot of this failure drive.google.com/file/d/1xnmsCvVrcTuFaK1fEh-GTLoaWBwJNyK7/view?usp=sharing Any idea what is that?

Thank you, exactly what I was looking for!!!

Hey! Great video.. i got some issue with the Voronoi Colour.. When i hit the select by vertex quality it gets an error that claims ""Failure of filter: 'Select by Vertex Quality' No parameter with name Inclusive found in RichParameterList".. What am I doing wrong?

Nice! But how on earth would one achieve this using Cura 5.1.1?

It would be wonderful if some designer applied this geometry to something like Bucky Fullers flys eye dome.

Literally been looking for this since I first started 3d printing! Thanks you got my sub

Can you tell me how to run 1.75mm+0.03 on my printer, I can print with 1.75mm+0.02 no problem. I have a Anycubic Kobra Plus.

Somebody facing error at "Selecting Vertex Quality". - Install MeshLab 2020.04 - Run MeshLab with AMD/nvidia Software.

Hey, thanks for this. I have an issue tho - when I go to select by vertex quality, I get an error message saying "current mesh does not have vertex quality." Can anyone help?

Can it be used for Wall materials especially for ventilation and sunlight reduction?

Flume

I can’t believe i only found this video today, amazing tip

Amazing!!!! I'm trying lots of things and you solve it with just one click!

i love you

OBJ has lots of data stored in it that is not used in rendering and the file sizes are huge! if you wanna reduce the file size you can only import out the feature types that are visible in the final rendering and discard the inner features! I made a video on how to save some space exporting out the OBJ files here: ruclips.net/video/nRfTKjEH6CM/видео.html thanks for sharing Matt!

Which 3d printing technique did you use ? Please help

Very noice!

Will this work on any geometry?

shit man after create pivot your english just sucks, put close captions

Thanks Very Nice, it's very helpful

does gyroid have solid walls or would a fluid be able to fill it all from one input hole? does anyone have any suggestions on an infill that would?

hi, I'm trying to take a model i made in solidworks and giving it nice quads to use in ZBrush I tried the tessimation feature in ZBrush with no luck do you know if mesh labs can help me achieve this goal?

Okay, how soon is "soon" is the next video tho? This is great.

Great video, thanks! Really looking forward to your follow-up video on retaining local details!

Thanks for sharing this video! So I downloaded the zip file for the "artistic" version of Slic3r PE with gyroid infill for windows, how do I add that to PrusaSlicer app?

Thank you for making this video, it's very helpful. Also congrats on 1k subscribers!

what is the Quality / Speed , Radius , Keep min settings for ?

Great tutorial! Always wondered how these could be created. Before you create depth at around 5:58, would it be possible to export the flat geometry as a transparency map, e.g to then be mapped on other spheres in a modeling program?

If you look closely at the gyroid in the slicer, you'll see there are little bits of it free-floating in mid-air (at least in Slic3r / PrusaSlicer). What happens with these when printing?

this is super good, i will apply it.

pretty boy

Hi and thanks for this tutorial, it's very clear! I have only one problem and I hope you can help me: after following your procedure, when I try to create the overhangs, it doesn't create even one ... normally something generates it. Instead now from 0 connection

Yeah I was gonna say - you ARE an excellent teacher! Nice work. I can't wait to see the video on how to preserve features (I'm trying to make a lamp shade, so I need the circle to mount the bulb and a few other features. I would be keen to know if you have any thoughts on optimizing the incoming mesh. Meshes that come in with revolved features sometimes have massive numbers of triangles coming in at a point at the axes. If you can't tell I'm a newbie to Meshlab, but in an hour and with your help I'm starting to feel more and more comfortable. Nice work Matt. I appreciate it.

Can you make video on shorts using keyboard. Like Zooming in and out from the object

You look really happy doing this... You are are a natural teacher. Seize that. You have been very clear and precise. Thanks.

Thank you!

Thanks very much :D

Thank you Very Nice.

Sad that RUclips videos explaining details for the various capabilities of this software, and software documentation are as *rare as hen's teeth.* 😥

Thanks Matt. I'm on first run with meshlab, so it's all new. I got the voronoi sphere ok, but failed voronoi on other shapes such as box, cone, anchor. Voronoi vertex processing filter makes all go red. Mesh dots seem ignored.

At 4m44 when I choose to delete vertices, on my model it deletes what are the red and keeps the inner areas. How have I managed to select the inverse? Thanks.

Thank you Very Nice ... Question : If I have a Bust or Mask, how to create volume for printing ? using MESHLAB.... thanks again

Thank you for the awesome video tutuorial, learnt so much in such a short time. Keep up with the outstanding work. Could you do videos on knurling/patterns etc on flat surfaces or box??

0:59 for people who don't care about fluff

Thank you so much 👍😃