Meshmixer Essential Training
Offered By: LinkedIn Learning
Course Description
Overview
Discover Meshmixer, the powerful 3D modeling utility from Autodesk. Explore the features of this versatile software, from 3D scan cleanup to sculpting and 3D print preparation.
Syllabus
Overview
- Introduction
- Overview of Meshmixer areas
- Overview of Meshmixer user interface
- Importing and saving files
- Overview of view modes: How to best see your model
- Introduction: Great places to find models and some problems that can arise
- Places to find models online
- Typical errors found in online models
- Using Meshmixer's automated fixing techniques
- When automated fixing isn't enough: Remeshing
- Another technique for fixing models: Bridging
- Fixing models using the powerful Make Solid command
- Your last resort: Remodeling using Meshmixer tools
- Introduction to multiple objects in Meshmixer
- What are separate bodies in Meshmixer?
- Why do separate bodies matter? Booleans and exporting
- Overview of the Object Browser and view modes
- Booleans revisited and defined
- Boolean Union changing sizes
- Boolean Union success via remeshing
- Understanding world and local coordinate systems
- To be exact: Aligning objects
- Select everywhere: Shared and non-shared frame
- Using attraction and repulsion
- Using the measurement tools to analyze objects
- Introduction to the types of CAD modeling tools
- Overview of the CAD landscape
- What CAD tools are the best to use?
- CAD tools: Compare and contrast
- Using CAD models in Meshmixer
- Intro to the fun world of playing with digital clay
- Inspiration is everywhere!
- Other tools on the market for sculpting and modeling
- Basic overview of sculpting tools
- Sculpting tool modifiers
- What is meshmixing? (The whole program is named after this!)
- More advanced meshmixing
- What about adding color?
- How shaders affect modeling
- Common modeling problems: Self-intersections and normals
- Using the Make Solid tool to fix everything
- Why face groups are your best friend
- Transform! (Or, more rightly: Using the transform tools)
- Using shapes to influence other shapes
- Using the attract brushes
- Don't be constrained by what the world tells you can be done
- 3D printing considerations
- Introduction to Meshmixer support structures and why they're great
- Why not use your slicer to generate support structures?
- Optionally preparing your model via reduction
- Evaluating model orientation
- Starting support structure generation tips
- In-tool editing supports
- Convert to Solid and exporting
- Multiple support iteration
- Introduction to the fun of 3D scanning
- Things to look for when first loading up your 3D scan
- Is your scan printable?
- Fixing easy printability problems
- Fixing difficult 3D scan problems: Starting off
- Fixing difficult 3D scan problems: Starting with cleanup
- Fixing difficult 3D scan problems: Hole filling
- Fixing difficult 3D scan problems: Thickening
- Final steps for printability
- Service bureaus for color printing
- Introduction to the fun of 3D scanning
- Downloading GIMP for photo editing
- Cropping and adjusting your photo in GIMP for use in Meshmixer
- Importing your photo as a stencil into Meshmixer
- Preparing your mesh for best stencil results
- Applying the stencil: Stencil strength and inversing
Taught by
Nick Kloski
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