Handle the basic tools of Mathematica
1.1 Create a ‘notebook’ In order to start using Mathematica software, you first have to create the file you will…
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3D scanning and 3D printing are increasingly linked technologies, there are specific tools in CATIA to transform a 3D scan…
Automatic “Mesh cleaner” tool Run a scan with the mesh cleaning tool, which notifies you of any non-manifold edges or…
“Fill holes” tools “Fill holes” is quite an efficient tool, offering many settings that can solve most cases of non-watertight…
Useful tools Before starting this chapter on repairing the most common issues when preparing your data for 3D printing, here…
General information An “Information” icon that informs you about the geometry of the mesh can be found at the bottom…
Measuring elements and distances While it is always easier to model directly using the right dimensions, thicknesses, and distances, it…
You can add text or raised patterns on your object using Sculpteo’s tools but you can also do it in…
Making a hollow model is a common task in modeling for 3D printing. Indeed, it helps limit the amount of…
Although surfaces are not directly usable for 3D printing, it is possible to use surface modeling by converting all surfaces…
CATIA offers two main types of models: Solid and surface. For these, there are two different workbenches you can use:…
This tutorial is for 3D printing enthusiasts who are already familiar with CATIA and would like to know the tricks…