Topic: Creating 3D models from 2D monochrome images?
How do I take simple images and extrude them out into the 3rd dimension using simple free software?
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How do I take simple images and extrude them out into the 3rd dimension using simple free software?
If your image is a vector format and can be saved/exported as a .svg file, Autodesk 123D Design should work.
You can also do this with sketchup
also thingaverse has a customizable Lithopane maker if thats what your wanting to make with image.
If your image is a vector format and can be saved/exported as a .svg file, Autodesk 123D Design should work.
How can I make a monchrome bitmap or jpg into a vector format? I basically want to somehow trace the shape and extrude it into 3 dimensions.
You will need to use a program like CorelDraw or Adobe Illustrator to convert it into a vector format. For free vector software, I found this list http://www.onextrapixel.com/2011/03/15/ … lustrator/. Also, you can google for "free vector conversion" & find some tools that will just do the trace for you. However, I have no idea how good those might be since I use Corel.
You will need to use a program like CorelDraw or Adobe Illustrator to convert it into a vector format. For free vector software, I found this list http://www.onextrapixel.com/2011/03/15/ … lustrator/. Also, you can google for "free vector conversion" & find some tools that will just do the trace for you. However, I have no idea how good those might be since I use Corel.
Cool I'll look into one of these. I think I had inkscape at one point.
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