Miku Redemption

Miku Redemption

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A significantly more printable version. This pose requires neither infill, support, nor pillaring! Furthermore, curling off the platform is great for this pose as it lifts the stray strands of hair up, so her hair doesn't fall flat. I'm rather particular about cleanliness, so I could never endorse such a hairstyle, but there are times like these when it's handy to have support pillars growing out of the back of your head. Renders were taken of a later frame, when I had let the hair fly up and start falling down. Instructions Instead of putting any effort into support for this model, I just spent all the time into posing the figure instead. The not-working model I got from a poisson mesh reconstruction. Apparently, a 2x super-sample is still not enough points for a good reconstruction. Also, reconstruction didn't expect points with backwards normals existing inside of model, but that's exactly what it got. Working model I got through passing through netfabb

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