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It looks beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing! :)

Thank you!!

Thanks! :D

Absolutely! Check out this video!! It's a little different in design to mine but based on the same concept :)

Hey, thanks! I know I'm barely scratching the surface of what you can do here but I've had a lot of fun playing around with Full Control and thought it might help a few people get started at least 😊Thanks again for going to the trouble of creating it and for keeping it open source as well! Very much appreciate that!

I'm glad to hear it! Full control is a super powerful tool and this instructable only scratches the surface but hopefully it gets a few people interested and exploring!

I'm sure you're right! I'm just so used to Tinkercad, it feels easier to me still compared to something like Fusion 360 but I have been trying to get to grips with Fusion. Hopefully once I get a bit more comfortable with it, I'll be able to speed things up and open up some more design possibilities!

Ahh thank you!It's one of those things that is just so 00s it feels cringey by default but who cares!?I still like the look!! Glad I'm not alone! 😊

I'm so glad you like it! I'd completely forgotten they existed but they're so much fun to make and play withGlad I could bring back some happy memories :)

Love this :D That second pic is fab, shows all the layers and textures really nicely!!

I actually meant to add these in - I'll do that now! ;)I have a bit of a close up of one of the UK maps I did and then this fab print of a place in Australia I designed for my mum who lives over there! She used some brighter colours and you can really see the textures in that one!

Very neat idea :)I'd not seen Cadmapper before - that's a brilliant resourceThanks for sharing!

I'm so glad you like it!! If love to know if you make it, I think it'd be really neat to see people's maps from all around 😊

Yesss! That's exactly right - that's why the voxelising step is important! I saw someone going through a very complex process to print something like this using a Mosaic Palette and thought "I'm pretty sure I've accidentally done this using an airbrush before" and had a go to see if I could do it on purpose instead!

I've done a more antiquey version of the dining set that I haven't uploaded yet as I need to paint and take a few pics of it first - it looks more in keeping with the clock. I can throw it up on thingiverse or something if you'd prefer that to the simpler set that's on here already?

No problem! I have some other furniture instructables and a few more bits in the works too if you're doing a full house but feel free to give me a shout if you have ideas or things you think are missing. Can't guarantee I'll have time for everything but I'm open to ideas for sure!