XSI to STL 2004-03-04 - By Jonathan Veillette
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I've worked for a company who did some stereolytographic models from STL.
We used FormZ for that but I know that some models were created from Soft
3D,
then triangulate and converted to STL in Nugraph. I remember that the
important
thing about Soft models is that they need to be closed geometry and the
models
should not cross over in one another, so they need to be pefectly aligned.
This is what I can remember about this process.....hope it helps!!!
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From: "digimata" <digimata@(protected)>
To: "xsi" <XSI@(protected)>
Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2004 11:55 AM
Subject: XSI to STL
> We have a customer request to build a 3D model, recreating the
> main organic object in a medical illustration, suitable for output in an
STL
> type machine. While the actual conversion process isn't difficult, XSI to
> STL, we have been lead to understand that XSI models may not make useable
> STL geometry. We are casually familiar with the various one-off modelling
> techniques, but would appreciate any information anyone could provide in
> getting a 3D XSI file to properly output in that medium.
>
> Thanks,
> Leoung
>
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