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Customizable round or oval fursuit eye blank
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Round or oval fursuit eye blank with customizable width, height, and depth
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Cosplay & Costumes in general
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Share Alike
Introduction:
- This is an evolution of my previous remix Customizable fursuit eye blanks with rounded internal corners.
- In this version, there are more options to customize.
How to customize using OpenSCAD:
- Download OpenSCAD at https://openscad.org/.
- Open the .scad file (Top left corner, File→Open File).
- Turn on the Customizer Window (Top left corner, Window→Customizer).
- Adjust the parameters in the customizer window.
- In order to view how the glasses frame looks like after your adjustments, in the top left corner of the program, press the Preview (F5) button, then press the Render (F6) button.
- When you are satisfied with the result, press the Export as STL (F7) button in the top left corner of the program.
Parameters:
- EyeSizeX: The horizontal size of the whole eye blank.
- EyeSizeY: The vertical size of the whole eye blank.
- IrisSizeX: The horizontal size of the iris hole.
- IrisSizeY: The vertical size of iris hole.
- IrisLocationX: The vertical location of iris hole in relation to the whole eye blank.
- IrisLocationY: The horizonal location of iris hole in relation to the whole eye blank.
- Height: The overall height of the whole eye blank.
- SideWallThickness: The side wall thickness of the eye blank.
- BottomThickness: The bottom thickness of the eye blank.
- CornerRadius: The interal corner radius of the eye blank.
- $fn: The resolution of the file. Keep it at 20 when you are still tweaking the parameters, then change it to 100 when you've decided all the settings.
- Notes:
- All parameters are all in millimeter unit.
- The iris hole is the hole you see through, usually a PVC mesh is glued to the iris hole so other people can't see your face through the iris hole.
- Anecdotally, I've heard that you need to keep the iris centered (IrisLocationY=0) to have the proper “follow-me eyes” effect. I'm not experienced in fursuit making to confirm or deny the statement, so you may need to experiment with the parameters.
- I've found giving the eye blank a gentle radius will make the internal corners less noticeable. The gif below shows a comparison between an eye blank with hard right angle (left), and an eye blank with an internal radius (right).
