Gravity Sketch files for 3D Printing - Workflow

[@juanpabloacosta2531]

Great explanation! I love gravity sketch 🔥 Would've been cool to see the final 3D print model.

[@Kyuaire]

AMAZING video CK!!!!

[@FlameRat_YehLon]

My personal tips: 1. on Windows, export as OBJ, open in 3D Builder (which is Windows's built-in 3D modeling tool) and allow it to fix the seams. It's by far the most glitch-free way of seam fixing I've tried. 2. try checking the dimension in 1:1 scale from time to time, and the shortcut is: non-drawing hand grab+trigger+drawing hand grab, then let go all of it. It's usually pretty accurate to how things would look like in real life.

[@gearxo458]

MAC OSX?

[@cristinaparedes-murrell2347]

This is really cool. Thanks for sharing

[@chriscrowder3844]

When i bring any thing into my slicer the pologons are massive what was round in gs has slights sluze

[@isamujarman]

Can we request a quick gs to blender (to add texture/ render) workflow? For some reason when I tried, there were errors and the file was too large

[@MojoMicah]

Not going to show off the finished product?

[@GravitySketchYouTube]

We will be showing more 3D printing related content soon!