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GrabCAD Print Now Supports KeyShot 3MF Files

Stratasys
in Modeling
3 1 Intermediate
KeyShot 3D rendering software from Luxion Inc seamlessly integrates with GrabCAD Print for a smooth and quick export of 3MF files. This improved workflow enables designers to streamline their color workflow by exporting 3MF files that maintain color and texture data
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How the New KeyShot & GrabCAD Print Integration Makes Applying Labels to 3D Models Very Easy

Stratasys
in Modeling
2 0 Intermediate
Labels represent your product and brand. When designing your label, you want it just right especially after all the effort and time spent designing it. The last thing you want to worry about is color accuracy, position, readability, and all of that transferring perfectly when printing out your model. Thankfully, now that KeyShot integrates with GrabCAD Print, label headaches become a thing of the past with how simple this new workflow can be!
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Keyshot to GrabCAD Print Quick Guide for Packaging 3D Printing

Dor Mendel
in 3D Printing
4 1 Intermediate
The world of packaging design is constantly evolving. It takes time, expertise and production capabilities at the final stage of creating your design’s prototype. Stratasys J series printers shorten this process, reduce your iterations and bring your design to life in a matter of hours. With vibrant colors, adjusted transparencies and completely new features in the world of 3D printing, you can now print accurate color for liquids, physical packaging, and even labels. This tutorial will take you step by step from your CAD file, to realistic render in Keyshot and finally, to an unbelievably realistic 3D print, printed by your J series printer.
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How to 3D Print from Adobe Photoshop

Stratasys
in Modeling
16 0 Intermediate
Every sculpture, product, installation and building (successful and unsuccessful) starts with an idea. When it takes physical form, the designer gets valuable aesthetic and practical feedback. Here are some tips on when and how 3D printing can feed this process.
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How to print flexible parts with multiple materials on Connex 3D printers?

GrabCAD Tutorials
in Design & CAD
1 0 Intermediate
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How to Work with Colors & Procedural Textures in KeyShot & GrabCAD Print

Stratasys
in Modeling
0 0 Intermediate
Creating actual 3D depth and physical textures on your 3D models is one of the first steps to designing a realistic prototype that looks and feels how you want it to. In this tutorial, we’ll explain how to work with procedural textures in KeyShot before you 3D print it using.
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JP_007: Connex 3Dプリンタで複数の材料から柔らかい部品を造形する方法

Stratasys Japan
in Design & CAD
0 0 Intermediate
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Create a texture file for a vertex painted model

Naftali Eder
in Modeling
2 0 Beginner
In my previous tutorials I have discussed the different ways that color can be assigned to models and how Photoshop can be used to make color adjustments for texture files. If such adjustments need to be made to a vertex painted model then this typically requires the original model file or specific design software such as ZBrush. But there is an easy way to create a texture file using Photoshop. Watch this video to find out more...
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