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*[[Blender Export Paper Model]] - http://www.instructables.com/id/Papercraft-With-Blender/ | *[[Blender Export Paper Model]] - http://www.instructables.com/id/Papercraft-With-Blender/ | ||
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{{Hint|Needs video instructional for how to use within OSE workflow. Common format for modeling is STL or STEP. Difine a procedure for importing from FreeCAD, then exporting an SVG paper model, and opening it up in Inkscape}} | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:45, 18 July 2021
Intro
For rapid prototyping, it is useful to model parts in various ways - an easy one being paper models. There is open source 3D software to do this.
OS Options
- Status: OSE untested; after download, double-clicking on the 64 bit executable does not run under Ubuntu 15.10
- Status - installed.
- How to export?
Hint: Needs video instructional for how to use within OSE workflow. Common format for modeling is STL or STEP. Difine a procedure for importing from FreeCAD, then exporting an SVG paper model, and opening it up in Inkscape