Base topper explanation. (If anyone needed it)
Added 2021-02-15 20:22:21 +0000 UTCSo you take your topper.
Import in your base. 30, 40, 50?
Import your topper, throw it on
Scale to fit 40/50mm bases (not in Y) scale in Y to give a bit more texture, or less.
Hope that helps!
Easy once you've figured it out. Make sure if you're using Lychee the constrain proportions. is switched off.
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Also works for Chitubox. Import base and topper. If both are round (no pieces poking out), select your base, click 'Move' and click 'centered' in the popup-menu. With the base selected click on 'scale'. In the popup-menu for 'z' and 'mm' you can see the height of your base. Now select your topper, click 'Move' and click 'centered' in the popup-menu, now enter your base height from the previous step into 'Z'. Your topper now sits on your base. If needed scale it to fit (scale menu), make sure the values for 'x' and 'y' remain the same, remove 'Lock ratio' check and scale 'z' only to increase or decrease the texture. Select 'Save as' (not 'Save project') and 'All models' to export as a STL-file.
2021-02-24 16:23:24 +0000 UTCWell paint me green and call me Gumby. Thanks TT, I needed that. I would have never known you could place two objects together like that in Lychee and then print them out as one piece.
Jimmy Trinket
2021-02-16 10:02:17 +0000 UTC
