Hong Kong School Badge-KTKLGSS

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I'd be happy to give you the school badge in STL format. Here's how to do it with some simple 3D printing software: Start up Minecraft, create or open a new world and design the badge however you like within the game's limitations - remember that when it comes time to print out your badge in actual 3D space these limits may be more difficult than initially apparent so it's best to have your school mascot ready on paper. When designing is complete, export the badge as an OBJ file by clicking 'File' and selecting 'Export,' which you should do even if your design contains absolutely no textures - don't let that stop you! Save it somewhere on your computer then download free STL converter software like Blender (http://www.blender.org/download). The installation of the Blender software package may take a while. This time around when we run this application make sure that it is the 3D modeling tool called Blender 2.68, not another 3D tool from this organization like UVlayout that creates .blend files. Launch it up then open our newly obtained OBJ file - don't worry too much about the initial mess; this tool isn't as complicated to learn as it may seem. Save all work with the default settings - this will help make things easy if there are ever problems later down the line when printing in 3D and these changes cannot be made afterwards in order save time since otherwise each STL file needs saved at a specific moment, which causes more than double of that to print so I have found personally! Go through the settings as normal before actually creating .STL files because if some modifications aren't allowed this whole project goes out window when there isn’t enough detail included from prior design phases. Then hit save then select "save STL" at the bottom which brings you straight over to STL format with our brand new file ready to download instantly once it’s been completed – voila. Once your badge has been successfully exported, it's time for another tool like Slic3r(http://slic3r.org) or Cura (https://ultimaker.com/en/products/cura-software )to convert that into a G-Code file which can then print out correctly and not crash as well due being compatible with your 3D printing technology in order produce great models on FDM 3d printers! All you have to do next is go ahead with this converted file of course when printing; however this may cause you some time.