We explain this tool better with an example in the section: How to Hollow Out a 3D Model in 3D Builder. Hollow: The Hollow tool allows us to hollow out a model. Subtract: Subtract is used to use an object as a tool to cut another object. In the following video, you can see an example of the Intersect tool. Intersect: Intersect allows us to create a new object from the intersection of two other objects. We explain this tool better with an example in the section: How to Join or Merge Models in 3D Builder. Merge: With Merge, we can merge or join models. In the following video, you can see an example of how Extrude Down works. We explain this tool better with an example in the section: How to Add Texts to a 3D Model in 3D Builder.Įxtrude Down: With this tool, we extrude part of the model downwards, until we reach the ground. We explain this tool better with an example in the section: How to Smooth a 3D Model in 3D Builder.Įmboss: Emboss allows us to add relief to the model, either a text or a figure. Keep in mind that with this tool the model ends up being larger, it is also a function that can take a long time to execute, since it requires some processing time. Smooth: With Smooth we soften the surface of the model. We explain this tool better with an example in the section: How to Cut, Drill or Split Models in 3D Builder. Split: With Split, we can divide the model. It is useful to lighten the weight of the models a bit, but its quality is generally lost. Simplify: This tool reduces the number of triangles in the 3D model mesh.

Here we can find the most used functions and tools.

How to split models in simplify 3d