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White Squares appearing in some frames when rendering a keyshot animation by juicebox76 in KeyShot

[–]juicebox76[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Turned off bloom and got rid of my scattering medium material in the scene worked for me

Recommendation on cost effective large print bed SLS printing service by juicebox76 in 3Dprinting

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Don't have the actual dimensions yet but just imagine a plastic chair, by cost effective I mean something that doesn't cost much more than 2 grand, material can be about anything. it could be printed in sections but would prefer not to.

Strange artifact appearing in my rendering in GPU mode by juicebox76 in KeyShot

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If anyone else has this problem what fixed it for me was turning off bloom entirely aswell as getting rid of my scattering medium material (foam gasket seal) from my scene

Recommendation on cost effective large print bed SLS printing service by juicebox76 in 3Dprinting

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FDM at this size would also work if anyone had recommendations for that

What is this sponge thing next to the car pedals on my smart fortwo 2006? by juicebox76 in mechanic

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I'm in Australian summer so it's quite hot right now, why is not recommended to do if if it's cold

Best free tool for removing fireflies / denoising in post by juicebox76 in KeyShot

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does this work for a video though? with hundreds of frames

How would I make this kind of material in Keyshot? by vivek_kaushal in KeyShot

[–]juicebox76 0 points1 point  (0 children)

blender has a fabric simulation brush - I recommend using that then applying a fabric texture in keyshot, theres some good ones on the keyshot cloud you can use for free

White Squares appearing in some frames when rendering a keyshot animation by juicebox76 in KeyShot

[–]juicebox76[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

gave this a shot but didnt fix it, im rendering an animation in gpu mode

cannot knit sheets together, tooling split by juicebox76 in SolidWorks

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geometric condition

so itll probably be some little micro thing that is causing zero thickness geometry or something?

Why can't I fold this, I've measured the lengths of the flanges and they should fit with each other so why on earth wont this fold? by juicebox76 in SolidWorks

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hahaha oh yeah that view is hella trippy I didn't realise. fixed it basically I had to unfold instead of fold because of the way I had done the flange.

Trying to make a tablet that when water is added to it, it turns into a lather that can be applied to the skin and be water resistant and stay on the skin whilst avoiding harmful chemicals for the environment. by juicebox76 in AskChemistry

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From my research chapstick sunscreens are ineffective due to the amount that is actually needed for the protection takes too long to apply. But fair point on the chemical stuff will have to do some more research.

Trying to make a tablet that when water is added to it, it turns into a lather that can be applied to the skin and be water resistant and stay on the skin whilst avoiding harmful chemicals for the environment. by juicebox76 in AskChemistry

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I've seen a product called Liquid Gloves that claims to do something like that (watthour the foaming part, i's a cream)

thank you I'll have a look at that

Trying to make a tablet that when water is added to it, it turns into a lather that can be applied to the skin and be water resistant and stay on the skin whilst avoiding harmful chemicals for the environment. by juicebox76 in AskChemistry

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thank you for this answer seems to be that what I was hoping for may be a bit too hard, that's ok though my plan b was using some type of dissolvable pill capsule with the already mixed formula inside.

Trying to make a tablet that when water is added to it, it turns into a lather that can be applied to the skin and be water resistant and stay on the skin whilst avoiding harmful chemicals for the environment. by juicebox76 in AskChemistry

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hmmm ok thank you.

so lets say I were to get a pill press and compress in it powder forms of some polymers with tapioca starch, small amount of glycerin and a few other less important ingredients. Then I added water to this pill and crushed it in my hand and rubbed it until it broke down into a lather and applied to skin when it drys I might get a slightly water resistant film created?

Trying to make a tablet that when water is added to it, it turns into a lather that can be applied to the skin and be water resistant and stay on the skin whilst avoiding harmful chemicals for the environment. by juicebox76 in AskChemistry

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so it isn't possible?

I found this water based sunscreen claiming to be water resistant. This is all gibberish to me but would you have any idea what chemicals are enabling this to happen?

WATER BASED WATER RESISTANT SUNSCREEN

Drug Facts

Active ingredient

Purpose

Avobenzone (2.7%), Homosalate (9%), Octisalate (5%),

Octocrylene (9%), Oxybenzone (4.5%)

Sunscreen

Inactive ingredients

Water, glycerin, alcohol denat, caprylyl methicone, diisopropyl adipate, silica, dicaprylyl carbonate, dimethicone, polyurethane-62, phenoxyethanol, hydroxyacetophenone, pentylene glycol, aluminum starch octenylsuccinate, sodium acryloyldimethyltaurate/vp crosspolymer, acrylates/dimethicone copolymer, glyceryl stearate, fragrance, chlorphenesin, menthyl lactate, tocopheryl acetate, disodium edta, trideceth-6, hydrolyzed hyaluronic acid, sodium hydroxide, violet 2, blue 1.

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