Fuzzy Skin Test Board - All Modes & Noise Types
por ThatDudeTom en MakerWorld
I wanted to actually feel the difference between fuzzy skin settings, so I made this board. 15 panels on one base: columns are the generator mode (Displacement, Extrusion, Combined) and rows are the noise type (Classic, Perlin, Billow, Ridged, Voronoi). There's an inch between panels so you can…
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- fuzzy_skin_board_base_labels.stl STL · 1005 KB
- fuzzy_skin_board_panels.stl STL · 149 KB
- fuzzy_skin_sample_board.scad SCAD · 4 KB
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I wanted to actually feel the difference between fuzzy skin settings, so I made this board. 15 panels on one base: columns are the generator mode (Displacement, Extrusion, Combined) and rows are the noise type (Classic, Perlin, Billow, Ridged, Voronoi). There's an inch between panels so you can get a finger on each one. The print profile already has fuzzy skin set on every panel, so just slice and print. 0.4 mm nozzle, 0.20 mm layers, about 1 h 45 min and 48 g. I printed mine on a P2S in PLA Tough+. Want a different size? The OpenSCAD file is included, so you can change the panels, gaps and labels. Heads up: fuzzy skin is a slicer setting, so on a custom board you'll need to set it on each panel yourself (Others tab).
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