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This highly fortified tiny creature was designed in 123D Creature for iPad. Print it out with support material for optimal outcomes. ...Creature Designer: Dan Pressman

... community. For customization options, visit the App Store to download 123D Creature, and export your designs as OBJ files for seamless import into MakerWare. ...Get it now on the App Store: https://itunes.apple.com/app/123d-creature/id594014056

In Autodesk 123D Creature for iPad, Dan Pressman designed a multi-legged creature; optimal printing involves enabling supports in MakerWare and placing it on its back. A Zup version is provided for convenience. The 123D Creature App allows users to...

Crafted using 123D Creature for iPad, this design was created by Dan Pressman. To print this model successfully, try turning it onto its side with support material enabled in MakerWare. Share your results and join the conversation within the 123D...

This sleek futuristic rider and his loyal reptilian mount make an eye-catching addition to any workspace. ...Designed with precision using the versatile 123D Creature software on iPad, they bring a touch of cutting-edge style to your desk.

... MakerWare's mesh import option. To access the in-app creature community for downloading and editing these designs, visit the App Store and download 123D Creature for your iPad at this link: https://itunes.apple.com/app/123d-creature/id594014056

To achieve optimal results, use MakerWare with support enabled and print the inverted model provided (Autodesk_123D_Creature_Elephanticus.stl) that was designed on Autodesk 123D Creature for iPad. The sculpting process took approximately an hour. To...

... however, there was slight under-chin droop. The 123D Catch process involved merging 50 images to create the model, and although I learned that newspaper is an ideal base for objects, I used an engineering drawing with lots of text as a substitute.

... * Supports: Yes * Resolution: .2 * Infill: 10% Notes: I used supports to achieve a nice print quality. I probably could have tried it without, but the overhangs made me worry. How I Designed This: 123D Catch and MeshMixer were my tools of choice.

This long-nosed character was designed in Autodesk 123D Creature for iPad. It took roughly an hour to shape and prints perfectly when inverted (file attached) with supports activated in MakerWare. Be prepared for a bit of challenge removing it from...

I designed this creature using Autodesk 123D Creature for iPad, marking one of our initial attempts at crafting a multi-legged beast. I've successfully printed him in various positions, but I've found that enabling supports in MakerWare and printing...

This is the rendering result of 123D Catch with the identical images as found at https://sketchfab.com/models/d002c225a67440118a7e971e0941f430.

An attractive young lady was captured in 3D using the software 123D Catch, and it looks great! ...:)

A house meticulously rebuilt from scratch using a staggering 70 photographs captured through the innovative 123D Catch technology.

A little art project played out on my iPad using the powerful 3D modeling software from 123D Sculpt.

In 123D Sculpt, users can create their own unique stalagmite designs using a range of tools and features. With its intuitive interface and powerful modeling capabilities, this software allows artists to bring their imagination to life by crafting...

This artwork portrays a feline subject, which was produced using Autodesk 123D Creature software and further enhanced with Cheetah3D. ...A 3D Systems Cube printer was utilized to generate the print displayed in the photo.

123D Catch scan of a massive gorilla skull. ...Edited in Meshmixer Print Settings Printer: flashforge creator pro Rafts: Not necessary Supports: Absolutely Yes Resolution: Precise .2 Infill: Minimal 10% Notes: Be prepared for significant overhangs,...

... Skull, its species unclear but potentially Neanderthal, a distinction that would require more knowledge of Anthropology than I currently possess. ...Scanned using the 123D Catch software, further modifications were made to it in the Meshmixer tool.

This adorable little creature was brought to life using Autodesk's 123D Creature for iPad app. The STL file was fine-tuned in Maya to incorporate some basic experimental supports, eliminating the need for extra support material and making the thin...

In the near future, I will share a superior image of an artwork, which is an elephant crafted from scratch using Autodesk's 123D Creature. Following the printout, each piece will undergo hand painting and be encased in resin within miniature diorama...

... I have included the 123d design files so users can modify this design to fit their individual needs, and adapt it for larger or smaller openings as desired. ...When using natural PLA material, some of the LED's light is partly absorbed by the bezel.

This clever design is the perfect companion for any nomadic adventurer, equipped with a spacious interior and sleek exterior that's sure to turn heads wherever you roam. ...Whether you're trekking through the wilderness or cruising the city streets,...

The 123D Design file is included for those who wish to split the frame into smaller components. The first print consists of two halves that together weigh over 100g each. For optimal results, 25% infill is recommended, though lower infill may...

By working through each toy step-by-step with screen-captured photos and guidance from Autodesk 123D Design, you'll gain confidence in your abilities. Additionally, Word descriptions of the same projects using Sketchup are also included to further...

The rose and heart-face came into being through sketches transformed into 3D objects using 3D Builder, which were then refined with a combination of 123D Design and Tinkercad for the final product. To print them, I employed Simplify 3D for printing...

When I got the result, I needed to amplify its size as it appeared significantly smaller due to the 123D Catch app's limitations. I trimmed down excess material from the initial file, then reshaped the figure by adding a cylindrical base since the...

This is an image of my buddy Zach that I created utilizing 123D Catch software.

...To address this, I designed sliding connectors (male and female) and integrated them with the shuttle and tank using Tinkercad. For added versatility, I also incorporated connectors on both sides of the booster to launch two shuttles simultaneously.