So, I’m trying to print some older models from thingiverse and I have discovered that basically all the files I want to print have glaring flaws in them.
Internal free floating structures, connector pieces and holes that are the exact same size… So on and so forth…
Do I need to learn a software like CAD or Blender to fix these? I seem to be able to do some basic stuff in Orca Slicer but it honestly seems like as much of a pain to modify the parts there as it would be to use a real software.
Is there one that’s easier? I think I messed around with SketchUp once upon a time.
I am worried this feels like opening a can of worms just so that I can make a thing that already exists in a dozen forms better.
Oh my God the bastards at Microsoft killed the app!
I had used that before to fix files. It was great.
I can’t seem to redownload it without jumping through hoops but know this was the right answer for none coder fixes. Sigh.
Wait, you can’t downland it from their store at all anymore?
Looks like you can download and install it using this:
https://store.rg-adguard.net/
Paste in the product url and select retail.
Https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9wzdncrfj3t6
It will take a little Google to see which files to DL and how to install them.
I’m going to keep a copy on my PC now that I know it’s been taken down.
Amazing. You are incredible.