 is while the mask looks like it's smooth and made of hundreds of faces it actually only has around 20 with a mirror modifier.
If a polygon has smooth shading enabled then Blender will try and make the flat polygons look rounded. It does this with algorithms such as Phong or Gouraud which average the normal across the polygon and calculate the light based on that instead of calculating the light off a normal from the polygons surface. Light is promotional to the cosine of the angle between the normal and the light source.
Look at your other thread I believe your mask is done this way also. What it looks like is its got a large number of sub dvis, mirror, Booleans and other operators on it, possibly too many and its getting confused. Boolean operators are always a little dodgy.
I would take a copy of your file and on that remove the operators so its down to its basic polygons. Then make sure as many of them are 4 sided as possible (4 sided polygons sub-dvi better than 3 sided ones), then remodel the vertices around the eyes to make your eye shape. After that you can cut out the polygons in the eyes. Then re-apply the operators to get a smooth shape. You might have to play with edge creases and Sharp edges to get the sub div to do exactly what you want it to.
If you could link me the Blender file I could have a go for you.
I really wouldn't try to burn them out after printing, it will make a mess.
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I'm still relatively new to blender outside of making basic models for Garry's Mod and Source Engine by extension. I had no idea it could do that.
Downloaded, oh... Its not very nice. I don't think it would actually print, its not manifold. That plus the geometry is nasty (IMHO), polygons have to flow and you have to try and keep to quads.
ON thingverse there were no pics of a printed model and no builds, that usually a sign nobody, even the creator, has actually printed it.
I noticed the scaling issues. If you want to 3d print a model from Blender what you HAVE to do is change the scene units to Millimeters and then you can build to scale. When you export it to STL and load into a slicer it one blender unit will become one Millimeter and all will be good. I've re scaled the model so it's approx 27cm tall.
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I've tried to make it close to the character as I could in this short time. Its got a mirror and sub div modifier on it, you can adjust it with them on, but if you want to do serious remodeling I'd drop them and just work on the basic polygons. In case of total rework I'd delete the back polys too and just work on the shell and then apply a solidify modifier when its all good.
I've export the STLs into Cura and it thought they where fine. You might want to break up the mask to print, meshmixer is good for that. Ears will have to be printed separately and attached after.
Thanks @Helenako Chan. You really didn’t have to do that for me. I may have to adjust a few things but I'll see when I print it. 1 day 14 hours.
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@Helenako Chan I's actually a perfect fit. I may have to add some foam to the inside because there are some sharp edges from printing supports but I don't see any need to make any tweeks to the model.
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