fabricademy2017:students:luis.dulanto:week13 [Textile Academy]

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--- fabricademy2017:students:luis.dulanto:week13 [2018/07/22 20:23]
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-So at this point, I got the design of the inflatable ready for being flattened.
 I baked the resulting model, went back to Rhinoceros, reduced the mesh and exported it.
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-Then I loaded the model on Slicer. Selected folded pannels and exported the pices, first with tongues and with seams. The first one, was for creating a mock up, and the second one, was for getting the plastic pieces that were going to be joined for bulding the inflatable.
+So at this point, I got the design of the inflatable ready for being flattened.
+Then I loaded the model on SlicerForFusion360 (from Autodesk).
+I selected folded panels and exported the pieces, first with tongues and with seams. The first one, was for creating a mockup, and the second one, was for getting the plastic pieces that were going to be joined for building the inflatable.
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