Fuzzy Skin: Adding Texture in Cura and PrusaSlicer
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Fuzzy skin, or rough skin, also known as contour shaking, or, in short, fuzzy skin. This cool setting, available in Cura and PrusaSlicer, allows you to easily apply texture to the surface of 3D printed models. You can texture the entire model at once or individual parts. In Cura, we'll use the cutting mesh modifier, per-model settings, horizontal expansion, and the mesh tools plugin for object separation. Similarly, in PrusaSlicer, we'll explore modifiers (add modifier) and xy size compensation. A great way to add variety to 3D printed models.
Useful templates for using modifiers:
👉https://vk.com/topic-219542475_49279826
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Duplicate if needed:
👉https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:555...
Meshmixer is completely free, download without registration:
👉https://meshmixer.com/
Models printed in the video and the terms of use specified by the authors:
👉https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/...
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00:00 What's happening
00:33 Basic settings
04:03 Moving models with Fuzzy skin
05:45 Fuzzy Modifiers
07:25 Full-blown Selective Texturing
09:40 Meshmixer to the Rescue
13:43 Selective Fuzzy Again
16:08 Finished Models