There is no need to breakup Netflix and Disney. This was solved 80 some years ago with legislation that didn’t allow studios to control movie theatres. It was no coincidence that Disney+ launched a month after that law was rolled back.
Everything today ignores all laws by saying, “Yes the law says it’s illegal but it doesn’t specifically mention using an App so we can do the illegal thing with an App.”
The problem I’ve had with 3mfs is that if you don’t select “import geometry only”, you can get changes to a bunch of print settings that you don’t want changed. And if you import geometry only then the Orca modifiers aren’t imported.
I want to make the file as easy to use for others. I’ve seen other kit card models with decals in the STL so I know it’s possible.
I’ve used some of the tips in this thread and it’s helped my decals tremendously.
My favorite cameo from Moonlighting is Jerry Doyle in a casting line to replace Bruce Willis.
The Xeon 2224G workstation with 32GB of ECC ram I got on eBay pulls 15 watts from the wall streaming 4k video on Plex.
It didn’t have 6 bays but if I needed it I could move the guts to a bigger case
Vehicle Voltron had much better stories.
I bought a used Coffee Lake era Xeon 2224G workstation with 32GB of ECC RAM to use as a NAS. It uses 15 Watts at the wall measured with a killawatt while streaming 4K with Plex.
Oh cool! You’ve done decals? Have you ever seen the same issue where Orca’s SVG modifiers create perfect filament paths compared to the gcode it creates for STL/Step file geometry?
Yeah the decal is cut out from the model and then the intersection part becomes the decal. I also tried raising it .2 from the surface because I’m using a .2 layer height. I’ll try raising it higher.
I just learned there’s a 3d print option in fusion so I can keep the objects set when saving as stl. I’ll try that too.
It’s weird that Orca can create high quality filament paths using modifiers but I can’t achieve the same thing with model geometry.
I could try to delete some polygons in the middle so it’s flatter. Thanks for the idea.
How is the JavaScript in a svg different than the JavaScript in every web page on the Internet that makes it a security risk?
Yeah I tried Step and it’s a tiny bit better but still not anywhere the quality of using a SVG modifier in Orca.\
step file:
svg modifier:
You want a 3mf or just more pngs?
It’s the side of a plane so there’s no way to make that side flat. I already have the model split down the middle, so it prints without supports. I want it to be in a Kit Card format for ease of printing and assembly.
I planned to upload the 3mf too for anyone to use. I assumed that stl was the more standard file format that everyone used because it didn’t contain any printer specific data. That’s the only reason why I want the stl to work without anyone needing to do anything.
Disabling JS is itself a very rare thing for someone to do so doing it helps fingerprint you.
Although I’d love to see what nylon cf could stand up to.
Dual color silk filaments are fun. The print looks a different color depending on the angle.
I know you are asking about Synology but like the other poster suggested, build your own.
A coffee lake Xeon server like a 2224G uses shockingly little power (15 watts streaming 4k plex), has ECC ram and are available on eBay for ~$200. I bought several used Lenovo Xeon servers a couple of years ago and they have been fantastic.
3d printing. Custom parts for the house. Replacement plastic bits that broke or got lost. Custom toys for gifts.