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OrcaSlicer is a free, open-source 3D printing slicer for FDM 3D printers, created by SoftFever. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux and is licensed under AGPL-3.0. The slicer includes a built-in calibration suite and per-feature control over print settings, with tuned profiles for printers from Bambu Lab, Prusa, Creality, Voron, and others. Network printing supports Klipper, PrusaLink, and OctoPrint.
A tool that runs while a game is running and directly rips all the meshes and textures loaded in-game. It does not rip rigged skeletons, armatures or bones, and OpenGL is not natively supported. Ripped meshes are .RIP files and textures are .DDS; Linux has not yet been tested.
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Posemaniacs is a royalty free pose reference site for artists, offering 3D figure references and muscle references. The site also hosts tutorials and courses on drawing, and states its mission is to create free learning material for people who want to be an artist.
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Quickposes is a gesture drawing tool and image library for art students, illustrators and anyone wanting to improve drawing skills. Users select pose types and a time limit, then draw the essence of the pose before the image changes. Challenges are always 20 images each session, and a Random gestures mode exists for non-time-limit practice.
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OrcaSlicer is a free, open-source 3D printing slicer for FDM 3D printers, created by SoftFever. It runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux and is licensed under AGPL-3.0. The slicer includes a built-in calibration suite and per-feature control over print settings, with tuned profiles for printers from Bambu Lab, Prusa, Creality, Voron, and others. Network printing supports Klipper, PrusaLink, and OctoPrint.
A tool that runs while a game is running and directly rips all the meshes and textures loaded in-game. It does not rip rigged skeletons, armatures or bones, and OpenGL is not natively supported. Ripped meshes are .RIP files and textures are .DDS; Linux has not yet been tested.
F3D is a fast, minimalist 3D viewer desktop application that is free to use, open source and cross-platform. It visualizes 3D data, with features including realistic rendering, animations, CAD designs, Gaussian splatting, volume rendering and scientific visualization. F3D was originally created by Kitware SAS and relies on open-source projects including VTK, OCCT and Assimp.
Posemaniacs is a royalty free pose reference site for artists, offering 3D figure references and muscle references. The site also hosts tutorials and courses on drawing, and states its mission is to create free learning material for people who want to be an artist.
Image to 3D AI generates 3D models from images or text. It is presented as useful for game development, 3D printing, interior design and education. Paid subscription plans include Pro at 700 credits per month and Max at 1600 credits per month; one-time credit purchases are also offered.
Quickposes is a gesture drawing tool and image library for art students, illustrators and anyone wanting to improve drawing skills. Users select pose types and a time limit, then draw the essence of the pose before the image changes. Challenges are always 20 images each session, and a Random gestures mode exists for non-time-limit practice.
