Maphrox: Toa of Polygons

A comic about a void of course. It really is mostly about a tongue.

Yeah that's literally the basic procedure with printable models for me xP Aside from the auto-checker, I always check everything manually to make sure everything's in order. I've found that 99% of the time merging and welding down everything that's too close together does the trick. As far as this model goes, it appears that Shapeways didn't register the boolean holes properly for whatever reason, so I just re-did them and everything was fixed. It's weird how it doesn't register some aspects of the model at times though, even if the edited version has no difference in the affected area. Sounds to me like a problem with exporting the model, are you exporting to .stl or using the program's native format? Neither, I use the .obj format. I also regularly check the .obj files in a 3D-printer/viewer program to make sure they're properly exported. So far I've only encountered this error with Shapeways Well, then that's really odd. Perhaps worth reporting to the shapeways team?

Yeah that's literally the basic procedure with printable models for me xP Aside from the auto-checker, I always check everything manually to make sure everything's in order. I've found that 99% of the time merging and welding down everything that's too close together does the trick. As far as this model goes, it appears that Shapeways didn't register the boolean holes properly for whatever reason, so I just re-did them and everything was fixed. It's weird how it doesn't register some aspects of the model at times though, even if the edited version has no difference in the affected area. Sounds to me like a problem with exporting the model, are you exporting to .stl or using the program's native format?

Ayoo, 3D experienced person here, you definitely want to make sure your model's manifold, as in no open edges, no double edges, no weird stuff like that. Depending on the program you're using, there should be an automatic check for it, but what you're looking for is basically any edge that isn't connected to exactly two polygons, those are the ones that cause trouble. Oh, and also self-intersecting geometry makes printer programs hate you

NOW we're asking the REAL questions. Prequel comic showing us Yuetli's back story pls? If an explanation is made, it'll be less direct than that.

NOW we're asking the REAL questions.

In case you're confused, let me enlighten you: This is the final comic.

This feels pretty dead in OTC, really.

Endgame begins.

My apologies for the hugeness of the picture.

There we have it, you see this entire comic was just an elaborate setup for this. Well, not really, but it would be fun to pretend that was the case.

OH WAIT IT'S DOUBLE UPDATE TIME!

KNOWLEDGE.

Knowledge.

Yes, this is an update to the comic.

There are no walls, there is only void.

The defining trait of sixshade is and has always been that it's just not fast.