Note that while you are playing with SolidPython, you can run your script to generate the. Should demonstrate a lot of different ways you can use SolidPython. I have used this script so many times, and it works brilliantly. The following is one of my favorite (and cleanest) scripts I came up with using OpenSCAD/SolidPython: Once I put this data into caldata.py, all my other solidpython scripts use it to adjust my models. For instance, once I printed these cubes and measured, I determined my printer is about 7% + 0.5mm in both X and Y.
I actually made this before discovering OpenSCAD/SolidPython, but the caldata.py is referenced in all my other scripts. Using this you can come up with calibration data for your printer. stl for you!įirst thing is my printer calibration cubes: SolidPython lets you program your models with all the pleasantries of python, and it creates the simpler OpenSCAD files for you (such as unrolling loops, hardcoding values). stl files to be sent to my printer.įYI: OpenSCAD is a really inflexible programming language. Rather, I programmatically create OpenSCAD models using SolidPython, and can even directly generate the. Might give sculptris a shot until then.Hey guys, being a programmer and a perfectionist, I thought I would share some of what I do with OpenSCAD. I finished my high school education(in game design) a while ago and I'd like to get back into 3D sculpting, I just don't know if I've got the heart(?) to endure Blender(even though it's the most well-known 3D program) so I was kinda looking for an alternative.Įdit: Thanks for answering everyone, I'll probably try Zbrush once I get some income. I've also tried Blender early in my education but quickly found that it was much too stale/robotic for me. I was also introduced to Maya in a class and liked it but since I was so deeply "infatuated" with Cinema4D I decided to stick with it instead. I've previously dabbled in some 3D sculpting before, I mostly used Cinema4D when I went to school and liked it immensely. So like the title suggests, I'm looking for some good free or cheap 3D modelling/sculpting software, with a strong focus on the more "artistic" side of 3D modelling rather than what I feel is more robotic or "math" focused with values and such.
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