the tank look worng but chonk

how do you export materials?

Friend help me and lower the mesh lab and insert the plug in to export to u3d but I only get the text file I do not get the u3d

Hello, the .tex file, exported by MeshLab during your .u3d file generation, is a source file for LaTeX, a free, opensource and multiplatform pdf compiler (MiKTeX is the distribution for Windows OS, for example: miktex.org/download ). You can open the .tex file with a LaTeX editor, to read and modify it; the best one for LaTeX is TeXMaker (www.xm1math.net/texmaker/), I think, but you can use also any other text editor, like Sublime Text too. LaTeX, maybe by using its media9 package, will use the .tex file to call the .u3d file and finally export a .pdf file with your 3D object, without using Adobe Reader Pro, but only thanks to opensource software. 👌 😉

i need to know how this was made

This can be accomplished using open source LAteX, all free software, if cumbersome.

Tutorial Please ??

Interesting. Seems simple enough actually. I don't know meshlab. Is it free like Blender? PS: don't be so nervous.

The proportions are a bit wrong, plus I'd suggest to show it off, rotate it 360 degrees. Your camera angle is a bit erratic and thus confusing for the viewer. Good effort though.

nice

ähm, ok. aber; wie animiere ich bewegungen von objekten? (hier der ball und die dominos)

completely made in blender 3D

I do believe you are missing some gravity =]

@VolvagioTV ne ;D

@Mafalea ne :DDD

Schenkst ma den zum Geburtstag, mei Kumpel? :D Der is toll! :)

wie geil steffans kommentar wurde als spam gemeldet :DDDDD

merci dir :D

schaut schlimmer aus als es is :DD