Hello folks. I make models in Zbrush for 3D printing, fixing mesh integrity as I go. Analysis shows everything is fine. Then I use Meshmixer to hollow out the model for printing, offsetting 1-3mm. Sometimes it works out fine but too often the models are sent back for the walls being too thin in seemingly random areas. How can I prevent or fix it? I get the same results starting from scratch. I'd really appreciate any pointers.
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- If for some reason you do need complete control on the interior cavity, then keep in mind that hollowing a mesh doesn't require any dedicated extra software software. For instance to create a hollow sphere you can simply append a smaller sphere with inverted normals. This approach gives complete control on the design of the interior cavity.