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It can be used to clean up a 3D scan, prepare STL (stereolithography) files for 3D printing or to design simple objects, and anyone can download it for free.

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MORE ABOUT MESHMIXER Autodesk Meshmixer processes meshes that are digital representations of 3D objects.

It is useful to know there are three components to a mesh: vertices, edges, and faces.

Vertices are points in 3D space Edges are 2D connections (lines) between pairs of vertices Faces are the triangles formed by three intersecting edges We can also associate other information with faces for example, color.

Autodesk Meshmixer creates full 3D representations of objects by linking these faces together to form the exterior skin of the object.

Sometimes the faces are arranged incorrectly so that the skin is not watertight, a requirement for 3D printing.

If that is the case, Meshmixer includes methods to auto-repair meshes.

Autodesk Meshmixer includes a wide range of tools to manipulate your existing 3D designs into 3D models optimized for 3D printing.

Useful functions you will learn to use when 3D printing using Autodesk Meshmixer include: Drag and drop mesh mixing 3D sculpting and surface stamping Convert to solid for 3D printing 3D patterns and lattices for 3D printing Hollowing for 3D printing Branching support structures for 3D printing Automatic print bed orientation for 3D printing Brushing and constraints for 3D printing Re-meshing and mesh simplification for 3D printing Mesh smoothing for 3D printing Hole filing, bridging for 3D printing Plane cuts, mirroring for 3D printing Extrusions, offset surfaces for 3D printing Interior tubes and channels Precise 3D positioning and pivots Automatic alignment of surfaces 3D measurements Stability and Thickness Analysis Autodesk Meshmixer can help you to design 3D printable add-ons to enhance existing objects.

An example is to design a clip-on base that helps a tool stand upright.

D printers make it possible to print objects with different material printed at the same time.

In Autodesk Meshmixer, using a tool called complex objects, you can design parts with multi-materials.

As Autodesk Meshmixer evolves, Autodesk are adding new 3D design tools that dont exist in other 3D software.

Using Autodesk Meshmixer you can light-weight a design with 3D patterns, create interior cavities with hollow, or use our variational Smoothing to melt away unwanted mass.

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