#autodesk remake

[kazooie]

Trying out Autodesk Remake, it creates 3D models from photos! I’ve been getting real excited about 3D scanning so I want to get good at this method because it’s pretty much free. This actually turned out kind of okay considering I just used an LED lamp for light and took the photos in bed, ugly ugly mesh but the texture helps a bunch.

[pauljacobevans]

Only 90s Kids Will Appreciate This Prototype

[Madox] is a trackball user, which is fine; we at Hackaday respect and appreciate those who live alternative lifestyles. As you would expect, there aren’t many makes and models of trackballs being sold, and [Madox] wanted something ergonomic. A DIY solution was necessary, but how to you model something ‘ergonomic’ before printing it out? Floam, apparently. Floam is a sticky, moldable goo originally sold as the follow-up to Nickelodeon’s Gak in the early 1990s. It consists of styrofoam pellets held together with a colored binder that doesn’t leave a mess and doesn’t dry out. While the Nickelodeon version is lost …read more http://pje.fyi/PFV2sL

[godivareisen]

Scanned something other than trash...library shelves! Need to work on scanning and turning corners.

[kryptonitetidalwave]

OMG! Autodesk has done it again!

Remake is a truly unbelievable 3d workflow... photo to mesh to 3d print.

Totally awesome Autodesk!