Thank you, sir! Unfortunately you can't export directly to the 3D printer, you should use a Slicer before sending the part to the 3D Printer. Unfortunately I don't know any slicers that can work on mobile devices such as iPads or Android tablets :(
Can you make it with more components and balance all of them? Also, if you manage to balance them, is that similar to a perpetuum mobile? Can you make green energy out of it?
Looks like a good wrist trainer
Indeed it is! :)
Could you make the print available for download?
Wooow, this is soooo the next Kendama. Thinkdama
That's actually a cool name!
Print dama :)
Hello. is it possible to export from "procretae" to a 3d printer?
Congratulations on the project
Thank you, sir!
Unfortunately you can't export directly to the 3D printer, you should use a Slicer before sending the part to the 3D Printer. Unfortunately I don't know any slicers that can work on mobile devices such as iPads or Android tablets :(
Can you make it with more components and balance all of them? Also, if you manage to balance them, is that similar to a perpetuum mobile? Can you make green energy out of it?
We can place as many levels we want, but it is harder to balance then. Peretuum mobile? :o is this something from the future? 😂