Non-Planar Paint-On Patterns - 3D Printing Guide!

[@CNCKitchen]

That's awesome! Great work.

[@Verbosal]

I can already see you printing an object with your logo all across using filament also with your logo inside 😂

[@jomix282]

Or the famous subscribe?

[@SuperEdiggity]

What the hell this is so insane that you did this before the voron or bambu guys did, this is next level man thank you for sharing this

[@polycrystallinecandy]

Voron guys do not work on slicers

[@kylek29]

It's an idea that's been batted around for about a year+ or so, there was another developer that made a feature fork of PrusaSlicer with it. I don't think he ever finished to the point where it could be merged back. That one was slightly different as I believe everything was done in the slicer (displacement map applied and adjusted, no post-processing script).

[@Net7Ruins]

Very cool, need more of these modifier type actions when it comes to slicers!

[@sven49]

Prusa need to include this into their slicer

[@andrewlittle3356]

Need to comeback to this when Im not trying to sleep! Great job.

[@Splarkszter]

Finally. Rubberized Multi-Material Texturized grips

[@grimmx]

Wow the work you're doing on this is amazing!

[@kylek29]

This is a great proof of concept to get modifier textures out of having to use Blender (or model them in elsewhere). I said elsewhere this idea has been batted around in various places but you're the first to release some form of prototype. Great work. Just for furthering the discussion and going off the issues you discussed, I do think it needs to be done on the 3d side (not the GCode) and in slicer, similar to how text is being handled. From the slicer point of view, the paint-on idea is good, possible with a selector for the displacement, and a depth value (cut or join), from there it would need to be converted to a modifier mesh and rejoined to the base model. Sounds simple to type, but it'd be a pain in the rear to implement because of the edge cases (overlapping textures, odd angle switches, weird intersections, etc.).

[@lajoyalobos2009]

Very good way to hide or minimize layer lines. Wood grain is especially good for this

[@BendsSpace]

Amazing! It looks so easy to use too! It's super cool how it's able to add texture to even the top surfaces!

[@irkedoff]

Thanks for explaining why you made it. I didn't understand. Hopefully, this will help people.

[@roguebyte]

Looks awesome! Thanks for all the work.

[@killingspree123]

Great WorK! Hope they can include it into orcaslicer and bambustudio.

[@gerikmeyers5523]

You are the man, thanks for teaching me something new! Just subbed

[@KeyserTheRedBeard]

Impressive content, TenTech. Looking forward to your next upload. I smashed that thumbs up button on your video. Keep up the fantastic work! Your approach to integrating displacement maps into the G-code is fascinating. Have you considered how different patterns might affect the overall print strength or durability?

[@Davids3DProjects]

So, cool!

[@animes4weebs523]

WOW that's exacly what I needed to find! Kudos from Brazil

[@stratos2]

Can we also investigate non-repeating procedural patterns? I'd for example be very interested in a wood texture as I've seen people do this manually before and it looked awesome, but prohibitively annoying to create.

[@polycrystallinecandy]

Can't you do this at the displacement map level? I'm sure there are procedural algorithms for 2D wood texture generation. Just generate a large texture that can cover the entire model, and use UV unwrapping to map your model onto the texture

[@kylek29]

​@@polycrystallinecandyyes, you could just make a large displacement map (and there's plenty of tools to generate or convert from image) and then move it around.

[@ziruszirus1654]

Onshape has „feature scrips“ and could work with mash and also step files - this would be great to have -> love this feature - thanks for your work!

[@nicholasrodrigues3750]

Outstanding work! Congratulations Please make "brick" printing anomimusly please

[@tengertechnologies]

Thank you! I thought about it because the patent seems to be invalid. But they would probably still sue me and win because I can't afford a lawsuit against a company.

[@AboGatty]

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[@remainsmemories626]

Flow competition to increase wall adhesion?

[@ghostking4604]

Good thanks 💕

[@SM-xc4rl]

thats great

[@no-brakes]

Carbon fibre pattern everything 😂

[@tengertechnologies]

I didn't even think of that lol. Need to try a carbon fiber pattern haha!

[@teabagNBG]

nice, how can i add my own patterns? i saw this before but i cant remember where? some software calle meshmixer? could it be?

[@SirRobinII]

but my 3d printers are my loved ones

[@tengertechnologies]

lmao same!

[@jamieclarke321]

Please create brick layers and voxelfill plugins

[@notyouraveragegoldenpotato]

Think it would work with QIDI slicer- since it's based on (basically is) prussia slicer?

[@sb53-systemssc28]

🌹

[@QEngineering]

That is super cool, great work.