There are several ways of smoothing your model. Make sure your model is the best it can be before you proceed. For removing rough surfaces from where support was attached, you can use a Dremel tool. You can remove tiny artefacts using an Exacto blade or Stanley knife. Here are a few steps you should follow when painting your 3D models:Īfter your print has finished clean your model and give it the final retouches it needs. This unique feature opens a new set of possibilities for you to explore and innovate with.Īlthough it seems like an easy task, painting 3D prints takes a little effort in order to get a high quality and lasting paint. Luckily the keyboard shortcuts Ctrl+PgUp and Ctrl+PgDn still work – though we got those via tooltips in the old Paint, that have now been removed.With additive manufacturing giving you the freedom of shape and model manipulation, you should also consider the personalization of your PLA 3D models by painting it. This is less good, though, as the pointer must be moved a long way to get from top left to bottom right, and the targets are small. There is a zoom plus and minus, along with a draggable control, at bottom right of the window, and we presume that was considered sufficient. The new menu has only the 100 per cent option.
In old Paint, there are chunky buttons for zoom in and zoom out.
The menu has the same options as before, with one exception. That is evidence that Microsoft's love affair with the ribbon UI is fading, perhaps, since there was a time when the ribbon was used wherever possible. The new one just says Resize (click to enlarge)Īnother change is that the View ribbon has gone, replaced by a View dropdown menu.
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