Spider-man (Raimi) 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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Question regarding the webbing... if I have a print (not based on yours) that I'm considering doing urethane webbing for, what would be the easiest way to size it to the print? I was thinking that doing a print out would be good, but then how would I translate the modified Illustrator file to the STL or OBJ?
kenlandrum
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Do you have the digital file your print was made from?
If you do, you are in good shape, otherwise I have no clue where to begin. Sorry.
wholesomejoe
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I'm modding the files to create a scarlet spider costume (These were great btw!)
I'm having an issue though where the webbing lines should be there are "empty" spots. I'm not sure how to fill them...
check it out.. any ideas?
I'm having an issue though where the webbing lines should be there are "empty" spots. I'm not sure how to fill them...
check it out.. any ideas?
The New Blood
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thebestavenger
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Thank you. You are so great and helpful.
The New Blood
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Look at reference pics of the rami suit and see where the top legs are on the webs, then refer back to the pattern and adjust the legs to make sure the top legs are in the same sections of the webs so when sewn it looks perfect. Hope that helps!
Dan R.
cha0tic
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Thanks new blood will do!
The New Blood
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The spider doesn't look symmetrical in terms of the middle part of the spider being on the middle web.
cha0tic
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Its odd, its centered on the suit, but the webbing just on this pattern kind of goes out like it does. On every other pattern I seen it goes straight down(on top of where the spider is)
You can see what Im trying to point out in my last post on the previous page.
The New Blood
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hmm well try fiddling with it.
Hey kenlandrum, I got the webbing from my print and have resized the .ai files. How do I translate that to the 3D files?
kenlandrum
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You either need to extrude them in 3dsmax or download the 3d web file and size them the same as your suit and webbing.
Gah... duh, don't know why I didn't think of that. Thanks!
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just as a precaution, i wouldn't print the suit using that spider, the reason being is that it isn't accounting for the neck dart that you will sew up which brings together the webbing at the top of the chest. if you use that spider when you pull in the neck dart it will pull in the legs of that spider too and it will look wrong. you need to use something like this...
you can see on this print that i have that the printed spider is split and has its own dart section in it to account for the neck dart. i am using kens spider's at the minute also for my suit but i wont print using them, i will have to make my own spider in photoshop similar to the one on this print. to be clear this is a spidey4fun print i bought a while back that he was selling cheap because it didn't come out right.
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