Game Boy Zero case CAD files

[AWildTyphlosion]

Thank you

How hard would it be to remove it?
I'm a noob so I'll just be throwing this into tinkercad, but if its easier for you then can you remove it XD

If you are intended to try to deal with 3D modeling, i advise you to try it your own and if stuck, to ask for help.
Do not take it bad but it's not that funny to see people asking others to do stuffs that can be done easily with just one YouTube tutorial watching and two throws at written and pictured how to's thanks to Google

I'm not too bad. I was able to make this(smart watch stand) on my own. ;P

And the reason why I asked is because depending on his modeling software it might be as simple as removing an entry that adds the hole, as apposed to tinkercad where I would have to create several new objects and "fill" the space. I'm not trying to be lazy here, I would just rather have a more complete and perfect model.

[neolith]

I've updated the first post with new downloads and a preview picture.

The new version now has the supports left to the battery bay, I hope they are detailed enough for your needs, YaYa.
Also all files are now combined in a single archive, because they are not that big all together. And also because I am lazy.
Included file formats are: .IGS, .SAT, .SKP, .SMT, .STEP & .STL. If anyone needs anything else, just tell me.

@AWildTyphlosion:
I've never used TinkerCAD so I cannot give any advice on how to best repair a model like that. Fusion has a nice automatic function for that. It is easy to use and has worked really well for me so far. So well in fact that I need to accuse Autodesk of witchcraft.

Nevertheless – if you want to try and fix the model for yourself, just get the updated download from the first post. If you prefer not to, here is the same version with the slot and its counterpart on the front half removed as an .STL.

[AWildTyphlosion]

I've updated the first post with new downloads and a preview picture.

The new version now has the supports left to the battery bay, I hope they are detailed enough for your needs, YaYa.
Also all files are now combined in a single archive, because they are not that big all together. And also because I am lazy.
Included file formats are: .IGS, .SAT, .SKP, .SMT, .STEP & .STL. If anyone needs anything else, just tell me.

@AWildTyphlosion:
I've never used TinkerCAD so I cannot give any advice on how to best repair a model like that. Fusion has a nice automatic function for that. It is easy to use and has worked really well for me so far. So well in fact that I need to accuse Autodesk of witchcraft.

Nevertheless – if you want to try and fix the model for yourself, just get the updated download from the first post. If you prefer not to, here is the same version with the slot and its counterpart on the front half removed as an .STL.

Looks good. Thank you

I think I need to take a look at Fusion!

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[AWildTyphlosion]

Just realized, its all one object. You might want to split it up into separate STLs XD
Mind re-exporting them separately for me?

[YaYa]

Just realized, its all one object. You might want to split it up into separate STLs XD

No i have it in two pieces in sketchup

Neolith, you've done an amazing job by adding the two supports besides the battery tray !
Wonderful, it seems so acurate

i definitely need to take my caliper and make some control measurements !

Thanks you so much for all your work

[AWildTyphlosion]

Just realized, its all one object. You might want to split it up into separate STLs XD

No i have it in two pieces in sketchup

Neolith, you've done an amazing job by adding the two supports besides the battery tray !
Wonderful, it seems so acurate

i definitely need to take my caliper and make some control measurements !

Thanks you so much for all your work

Sketchup has it in two pieces? man wtf is up with tinkercad and Cura XD

[YaYa]

yes sketchup has two objects : front_shell and back_shell

[AWildTyphlosion]

yes sketchup has two objects : front_shell and back_shell

That's not the STL

[AWildTyphlosion]

@AWildTyphlosion:
I've never used TinkerCAD so I cannot give any advice on how to best repair a model like that. Fusion has a nice automatic function for that. It is easy to use and has worked really well for me so far. So well in fact that I need to accuse Autodesk of witchcraft.

Taking advice from YaYa I went and got fusion and did it myself, and wow this thing is awesome.

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[YaYa]

yes sketchup has two objects : front_shell and back_shell

That's not the STL

An stl file is a solid object ready to print, so yes, it's a single object lol
So for 2 half of a shell you need two stl files