When I transfer planes to blender, they come out plain white in the editor. Does this mean that when I print it, it will come out plane white instead of coloured?
When I transfer planes to blender, they come out plain white in the editor. Does this mean that when I print it, it will come out plane white instead of coloured?
Like I said with enough brains you could make a real plane @bspboy
I guess so. And you can print wires. Wow. @CALVIN232
Engine you can print one well parts out of metal and then put them together @bspboy
If you have and engine and wiring and lots of filament and engineering skills. @CALVIN232
Which means if someone was to create each part ready to be printed and put together then a actual plane could be built we could actually make our own plane in real life that is mental @bspboy
I think maybe so? You can also make a circuit board! @CALVIN232
So people could actually make and print parts for a real plane? @bspboy
Yes. I believe there is such thing as metal filament. As well as wood. @CALVIN232
@jamesPLANESii Pray that they do it right, lol
I mean that should work if your library does printing
Ok. What happens of I just email the whole file to my library to print? @GenrichTitov @Flightsonic @bspboy
Yeah, like user below says, you may paint it, like I did with my HMTV. But there's a problem - you may need to sand your plane with a soft sandpaper.
P.S. Blender doesn't understand mtl files. That was fixed in 2.78.
@bspboy @Flightsonic @t8erh8er is it possible to get something printed out of metal?
Ah ok. @Flightsonic
You need the textures file and .mtl file included in the export, if you have more than one extruder as @bspboy mentioned
Well unless you have more than one extruder or can switch color it always prints in one color.