Spiral wonton glass piece scanned with 123D Catch 3d models

A handblown glass sculpture by student Kenny Galusha at the University of Nebraska-Kearney was photographed in 3D using 123D Catch, before being refined with Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic for printing. The model is available as a textured OBJ...

The piece was scanned using 123D Catch and then processed in Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic to make it manifold and 3D printable. The cleaned OBJ mesh exported from 123D Catch, as well as the original .3DP project file, are included for printing...

This piece was scanned simultaneously with another, the 'spiral wonton,' so both will be included in the 123D Catch project. ...Due to its unique tapered shape, it's suggested to print this object upside down for optimal results; settings of 0.2mm layer...

... ...Using 123D Catch, I captured and processed this unique piece in Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic to make it print-ready. The OBJ file contains a textured, clean model, along with its original 123D Catch project file (.3DP). Feel free to remix!

An OBJ file with textures, as well as the original 123D Catch project file (.3DP), are included for your use. Feel free to remix and enjoy! ...Don't forget to print this object using full support; I used a Makerbot Replicator with 0.2mm layer height, 2...

A glassblown coral-like sculpture by student Kenny Galusha at the University of Nebraska is captured using 123D Catch technology. After processing with Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic, it becomes manifold and printable. ...The project file (.3DP) and...

A small pile of driftwood was scanned with 123D Catch, revealing over 52,000 faces in the model. Despite some gaps, post-processing with Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic made it manifold and printable. Both a textured cleaned model and original...

Revised from my initial endeavor with 123d Catch, featuring a tiny garden figurine

I Edited My First Attempt At Using 123D Catch On A Small Gnome Figure

My aim was to challenge 123D Catch with a complex object, and although the scan wasn't perfect, it exceeded my expectations in detail. I then used Meshmixer and netfabb Studio Basic to make the mesh manifold and 3D printable. The project includes the...

Managed to put the new 123D Catch app through its paces on my iPod Touch 5 while some freshly baked bread just happened to be straight out of the oven - it's a tough life, but someone's got to live it and I'm loving every minute!

Using 12 iPhone pics with 123D Catch beta from Autodesk, I captured this awesome image. Instructions were just a bust to print. ...The original Gremlin was about 5x5x5cm and is made from Fimo, a children's play-dough that cures in the oven at 80 degrees...

Tiger scans 123D catches.

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

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

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

I captured the human skull with the 123D Catch App on my Android phone. I then edited it in MeshMixer. It was my first attempt at sculpting an object, and I'm discovering a steep learning curve. However, the outcome resembles the scanned skull to...

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.

... 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.

... obelisk situated outside our office at Slottsmöllan, Halmstad, Sweden. ...Captured with precision using Autodesk 123D Catch technology, the model has been thoroughly cleaned and is now ready for 3D-printing. ... * Visit http://slottsmollan.se

... a 3D-scanned obelisk. ...Captured using Autodesk 123D Catch, the model has been meticulously cleaned and prepared for 3D printing. ...The project was undertaken by Creative Tools, and further information can be found on their website slottsmollan.se.

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4659073 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=4659073

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4659073 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=4659073

Customized version of https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4659073 Created with Customizer! ...https://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=4659073

A replica of my buddy Zach, created using 123D Catch's impressive capabilities.

You will want to scale the object way up since it came out rather small from the 123D Catch application. I cut away the extra from the original file and put it onto a cylinder since it ends up being hollow. ...The print is from the My Turtle Export Try...

... To get the most out of your 123D Catch experience, be sure to scale up the object significantly, as it tends to come out on the smaller side. After cutting away excess material from the original file, I transformed it into a hollow cylinder shape.