Разработчик: PF3D
Описание
BUILD / PRINT / PLAY
3D Printer Forge allows anyone to quickly and easily build Miniatures for 3D Printing. With our "Parts" system, even someone with zero drawing, 3D design, or any other formal training can make detailed miniatures for their gaming needs.
What are you waiting for, hundreds of parts are just waiting for you build the miniatures you have always wanted to! We have even had some early testers print out large parts and piece them together to make giant miniatures 3 feet tall.. the options are limitless!
UPDATE: Fantasy Miniatures Update!
- Our first major update adds a much anticipated Fantasy Miniatures build area. You can now create and 3D print fantasy hero miniatures!
- This software is designed to be used in part with a 3D Printer of any kind. However, it can be used on it's own. The file format exported by Printer Forge 3D are .STL files.
- Printer Forge 3D's exported STL files are compatible with all 3D printers that support that industry standard STL format. The STL files do not dictate the quality your 3D Printer can print, this is solely dependent on your slicing software of choice and the many settings you control on your 3D printer. For optimal performance from your 3D printer please contact the manufacturer or make use of the many online resources available.
- Options for a 'Commercial License' will be available after the Early Access phase. This will allow owners of this license to commercially utilize the miniatures they create in Printer Forge 3D, more information will be available closer to the end of the Early Access.
Note: Some slicing software packages may require you to ensure the STL models are Manifold (water tight) before printing, however many solve that issue for you before printing.
Previews of some Miniatures created with Printer Forge 3D:
Поддерживаемые языки: english
Системные требования
Windows
- OS *: Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5/i7 or AMD Phenom II x4
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon 4870/5770/6770 or Nvidia GeForce GTX 260/460/550 Ti
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: None
- Additional Notes: This software is designed to be used with a 3D Printer. (STL Files)
- OS *: Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10
- Processor: Intel Core i5/i7 or AMD Phenom II x4
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: ATI Radeon 7870/R9 270 or Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 Ti/760
- DirectX: Version 11
- Storage: 500 MB available space
- Sound Card: None
- Additional Notes: This software is designed to be used with a 3D Printer. (STL Files)
Отзывы пользователей
I highly recommend this product. It’s good for vehicles, buildings, and dungeons. Not good for humanoid prints. It takes a little hands on trial and error and a bit of searching to find your saves on you computer. I like it so far I’ve built a test Mech and when I left for work it was coming out beautiful on my Anycubic 3D printer which is a DMR. After figuring out where the saved file are I haven’t had any problems and it’s exactly what it claims to and would recommend getting it espicially for RPG,Wargames, board games, or as show peices. I also think the others negative about this product seems to be nit pickers beyond my use
was a cool idea, but seems like devs abandoned it
Sorry, so far not impressed, program just won't run properly.
New post after I reinstall.
The software is clunky, cumbersom, and incomplete. Weapons are backwards on the fantasy models, and you cannot change hands. (Why would you put shields on the right hand, and not on the left?)
Mech and starship snapping points don't work, and there are open manifolds all over the models.
Any .stl you export for printing will need some serious work in a repair program like Meshmixer or Netfabb before you can derive a reliable gCode.
This is definitely alpha-stage -- not early access.
It would've been a decent purchase at $4.99, not $49.99 - the FREE tools that you need to fix the files are much more powerful than the program used to create the models.
It is one of the best STL creators I have ever worked with. It is definitely worth every penny. It is a must have!!
Saves dont work properly. Everything is just eyeballed, no scale to anything. Spider legs are very fragile when printed. Fantasy Miniatures are pretty lame
This has potential, but needs more work. The snap tool doesn't seem to work all the time, the rotate tool is just for eyeballing (no degrees to get a 90 or 180), some parts don't have a matching mirror and no mirror option.
No scale numbers so you have to eyeball the all your scales. I'm hoping more gets added in the full release. As it is now, meshmixer has more options for editing stuff.
Also, exported some stls and not all the faces were right. Couldn't print with out fixing in other software.
Wait until it's fully fleshed out. I'll update my review then.
This is a great piece of software, although I found that with slicing the model with simplfy3d leaved artifacted models, so instead i imported the model to cura and then saved it after sclicing so i could print it with simplfy3d, just a simple workaround for all you guys using S3D
-Quick suggestions!
-tab menus for mech torsos, legs, weapons, plating, accessories instead of it all being in one big tab maenu.
-Snap fit parts
-360 degree camera movement with optional free cam
-Fine tune positioning with numbers and decimals simmilar to simplfy3d
-Generic item names
-Medieval parts like wooden scafoldings and wagon wheels
-Snap facing, Front, read, left, right ect
-Flip parts to make a left arm lazer a right arm lazer (I geuss turning it inside out works too)
-Snap translations, rotations are nessessary
Copy and paste part options
-Optional grid floor?
THIS SOFTWARE IS USELESS CRAP THAT DOES NOT WORK, AVOID AT ALL COSTS! DOES NOT WORK ON AUTOCAD SOFTWARE OR SIMPLIFY 3D!!!!!
Ok now having given it a thrashing I am less than impressed. The mirror option the creators recommend does not work because any mirrored part does not print. This is a pre day one launch error surely.
The work area is cluttered with useless crap like a cityscape and floor that makes seeing the model more difficult. Want to look at the underside sorry floor is in the way you will have to raise the model up to do that.
Also everything is rendered in dishwater grey making it exceeingly hard to see the detail and it clips like a mother. This is due to the models being made for gaming unity assets you can just go buy yourself! More on this below.
There is no option to slice the model up for optamised printing in the program meaning anything you do make will look quite awful due to poor print orientation and massive amount of supports needed or you will have to spend time cutting the model yourself in something like meshmixer.
My one print so far ended up with one arm as I mirrored the other arm and was so covered in supports in order to print out that any fine detail was obliterated in the clean up or fused with the supports.
The statements by the chap who mentioned lack of scale etc I agree with 100%.
Look it is a complete waste of time. You would be better served building your own mecha from scratch.
It gets worse. All the models are for purchase unity assets designed for making computer games with. Hence the low poly look to all the parts. These were originally designed for the detail to be rendered on not sculpted and built with as few polygons as possible which is what game design demands. Doesnt work for 3d printing.
Worse is the models are not watertight because they were not designed for that. In game design it is not a huge issue. In 3d printing it is a big issue. If they were watertight I would at least have basic models I could then work in 123D to get really nice looking assets to print out, sliced up nicely etc.
The other thing is the design of the parts is not conductive to 3d printing as there are undercuts etc that just dont work.
These purchased assets also explain the hard to see dishwater grey they come in as they are designed to have skins put over them.
Knowing they dont even have someone making the models but launched with literaly unmodified off the shelf gaming assets never designed for 3d printing is the nail in the coffin for this one. I now feel I essentially paid $42 for mostly unuseable models I will have to work on in my own software to get any sort of reasonable result.
In fact I would feel I got value for money if the original creator just made all models you get with this (which are not owned by this company) as watertight STL's and sold them as an asset pack for 3d printing.
Link to the creator of the models unity store https://www.assetstore.unity3d.com/en/#!/content/39969
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| Разработчик | PF3D |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 27.01.2025 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 33% положительных (9) |