[Gwyddion-users] Just for fun: 3D printed data

[Andrés Muñiz Piniella]

Dear all,

Has anybody done exporting of xyz data to a 3D printed format? The closest thing I found was a python script to add to blender. But it seems to be atomic xyz atom coordinate data.

Andres

[Lennart Fricke]

Hello Andres,
maybe you can make use of the vtk export. VTK is another well known
format for 3d scientific data files.

Best regards
Lennart

Post by Andrés Muñiz Piniella
Dear all,
Has anybody done exporting of xyz data to a 3D printed format? The
closest thing I found was a python script to add to blender. But it
seems to be atomic xyz atom coordinate data.
Andres
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[Giovanni Perotto]

Hi Andres,

I had some encouraging results so far.
I was successful in printing one dataset so far.
I'm working on improving both the generation of a 3D model from the data
and the improve the resolution of the printer.

The process I'm doing to extract a 3D model at the moment is a bit tricky,
but it seems doable.

gio


Giovanni Perotto, PhD

Nanophysics Department
Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia
Via Morego 30,
Genova, 16163
ITALY

Post by Lennart Fricke
Hello Andres,
maybe you can make use of the vtk export. VTK is another well known
format for 3d scientific data files.
Best regards
Lennart

Post by Andrés Muñiz Piniella
Dear all,
Has anybody done exporting of xyz data to a 3D printed format? The
closest thing I found was a python script to add to blender. But it
seems to be atomic xyz atom coordinate data.
Andres
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Sent from my Android device with K-9 Mail. Please excuse my brevity.

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[Lars O. Grobe]

Hi,

take a look at meshlab, it supports a bunch of algorithms for geometry
reconstruction, repair and simplification.

Cheers, Lars.

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[Giovanni Perotto]

Hi Lars,

that's one of the programs I'm using at the moment! :)

cheers,
gio

Post by Lars O. Grobe
Hi,
take a look at meshlab, it supports a bunch of algorithms for geometry
reconstruction, repair and simplification.
Cheers, Lars.
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[Andrés Muñiz Piniella]

I got as far as importing a cloud of points into freecad by renaming the x,y,z file to asc file. But I could not manage to create a matrix. I was unsuccessful on importing into meshlab. What file format did you use?

Post by Giovanni Perotto
Hi Lars,
that's one of the programs I'm using at the moment! :)
cheers,
gio

Post by Lars O. Grobe
Hi,
take a look at meshlab, it supports a bunch of algorithms for

geometry

Post by Lars O. Grobe
reconstruction, repair and simplification.
Cheers, Lars.

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