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Deep 3D Print for iPhone and iPad.
Surface textures
Raised textures on your 3D models, not paint
Knurling for grip, wood or stone for decor, knit for something softer. Deep 3D Print applies 13 relief patterns to the geometry, keeping the mesh closed and the base flat.
How it works
- 1
Choose a pattern
Thirteen patterns, from knurling to carbon fiber.
- 2
Set size and depth
Size from 1 to 20 mm per repeat, depth from 0.1 to 2 mm.
- 3
Whole model or some colors
Texture everything, or only the parts of the colors you choose.
- 4
Apply
The texture creates a new version; the original stays available.
Thirteen patterns
Each one is a procedural relief, so it wraps the model without visible seams.
- Knurling
- Hexagons
- Ribs
- Dots
- Stone
- Wood grain
- Leather
- Bricks
- Waves
- Woven
- Knit
- Carbon fiber
- Sand
Geometry, not paint
Fuzzy skin and slicer effects only change the outer wall path. A displaced mesh carries the same pattern into every slicer and on every printer, and you see it in the viewer before printing.
Made for printing
Faces that point down and the area near the bed stay smooth, so the model still sits flat and overhangs do not get worse. The relief fades at the edge of the selection and the mesh stays closed. Its colors stay as they are.
More relief means more triangles: files get larger.
Questions
Does the texture keep the colors?
Yes. The colors of the model stay as they are.
Can I texture only part of a model?
Yes: choose the colors of the parts to texture.
Can I texture my own STL?
Yes. Imported STL, OBJ and 3MF models get the same textures as generated ones.
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