Downloading a frame as an obj file

[Erik5E61]

I recently created an obj file of myself and I was using Maximo to position my character. Is there a way to save a single frame of the animation as an obj file so the model will say positioned? I am trying to save it as an obj file so I can 3D print it. 

Thanks

[Ko.Maruyama]

Yes there is.

• Turn off the animation preview button.
• Trim your motion to the frame you want.
• download
• depending on how you print, you may want to download .DAE (collada file)
• Convert to .stl, obj, .amf (Free online converters)

Good luck

[Ussnorway]

the file you download will have two sets of bones... the T \ A pose you uploaded to Mixamo and the animation so you still need to use a 3D tool like Photoshop or Blender to see the correct pose anyway

also be aware the model will not have any textures when you print it out in 3D i.e, only a white \ gray model is what you finish up with but you can still paint that by hand

[Ko.Maruyama]

At AdobeMAX, they showcased some options for printing 3D that included colored sandstone.  If it's a one-off that you want to send to a service like SHAPEWAYS, you can get metal, SLS, (standard PLA or ABS).

My coworkers print all kinds of solid color PLA models - some of them look great as a single color!

[Jan24894595n1ai]

Hi, I created small script for this exact purpose and use it to position characters in mixamo and then 3d print them:

https://github.com/bubikhonza/fbx-stl-convertor

[Ussnorway]

a nice little script

[Ko.Maruyama]

To be clear tho, this script passes the animation file through Blender3D in order to produce the single model for printing? Right?
It's not a task that extracts the .stl by itself.
(I haven't executed the script yet, but it looks fairly easy to run)

[Jan24894595n1ai]

Yes the script uses blender in order to produce the .stl
I currently use it with Blender 3.2

[antã´niom44758479]

I have no idea how to use this