@Kelunaboy posted:Magicland thanks for post, those figures look good! Questions:
Is your workflow roughly Makehuman > Blender?
Looks like resin printer, which one are you using?
I only use blender if I need to create a new pose, as it allows you to edit the skeleton rigging. Different poses can be selected in Makehuman, so once you've got ones you like, you're good to go.
Typical workflow:
1) Select what type person I want in Makehuman (male, female, race, size, etc...)
2) Dress them in Makehuman (there's a wide variety of outfits available for download, though many seem to be fetish related). I model mid 40's to mid 50's, so men in business suits, women in dresses, men in work clothes, etc...
3) Select pose in Makehuman
4) Save as a 3D object.
5) Either load into slicer for printing, or any 3D modeling program to add non-Makehuman accessories.
I've got a Qidi Tech Shadow 5.5s that I've had for a couple of years, upgraded to a mono screen. Works great for smaller stuff and prototyping. I don't think they're (Qidi) making resin printers anymore. If I were going to replace it I'd probably go with an Elegoo Mars 2 Pro or Mars 3. If I were starting out, I'd look for something a bit more versatile (ie., with a larger build volume, probably from Elegoo's Saturn range). I've also got an Elegoo Jupiter, which is great for printing larger O scale items.
