Thread: 3d clipart for aspire
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10-05-2013 #1
Matt,
You have updated Aspire correct? If so then you can use any of the numerous 3D modeling sites to import into Aspire. It is a long list of sites and some are free, some for donations and some charge you. VectorArt3D is part of the Vectric group and the modesl they sell are water tight which helps if you are planning on doing a full 3D item over a relief (Though it also help with a relief).
There is a Hungarian (free?donation) site and a Russian (Pay) that are useful. As well as a few from the US. Avoid sites that are based in China or the Arabic world as too many of them are scams or very low quality models (some are low quality obj files that don't convert well in Aspires import ability). There is also a good amount of Vector images that are free low cost that you can get in Obj Format and either direct import into Aspire (hoping the original image is good quality, if not modify in Aspire) or use Blender to import and export as a .stl to Aspire.
Hope this helps.
Fivetide, there are other options but they either cost money (Which Aspire is pretty much the best for the buck there) or they cost time (Blender and MeshLab). Good luck. Though you most likely have found this out already and I am just singing to the choir.
Michael
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