We’re thrilled to introduce the new Hard Surface Mode for Image to 3D in Meshy! This enhancement brings a significant leap in mesh quality, offering richer details and clearer topology compared to the previous mode. If you’re looking to generate 3D models from photos, this enhancement is a must-try.
How to Create 3D Models from 2D Images?
Step 1: Start by navigating to the "Image to 3D" workspace within Meshy. This is where you’ll begin the process of transforming your 2D images into 3D models.
Step 2: Upload your chosen image. Whether it’s a photo of a product, a drawing, or any 2D artwork, Meshy will analyze it and prepare it for 3D conversion.
Step 3: Select the "Hard Surface" mode. This is the key step where Meshy’s AI-powered tools work their magic, generating a detailed and accurate 3D model from your image.
Step 4: Once your 3D model is generated, review the base mesh. This is your opportunity to ensure the model meets your expectations before downloading the file.
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How to Prepare Models for 3D Printing?
The next step is to bring it into the physical world through 3D printing. Here’s how you can prepare your model for 3D printing, using the BambuLab P1S as an example:
Step 5: Import the 3D model into BambuStudio. This powerful software is designed to optimize your model for 3D printing.
Step 6: Use BambuStudio to create auto supports. These supports are essential for ensuring that complex parts of your model print correctly. You can also adjust the filament settings to match your printer and material preferences.
Step 7: Finally, click the "Slice Plate" button to slice your model into printable layers and send the print job to your 3D printer.
Ready to transform your 2D images into 3D masterpieces? Get started with Meshy today and bring your creative visions to life!
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