I’m designing cosplay armor, and I want to make sure it fits properly. To do that a 3D model of myself would be very useful for testing fit and movement, before I commit to printing.
There are lots of DIY methods depending on your expectations. There’s also professional options like this.
2 Likes
Save your money on a body scan, just because you have one does not mean you can fit armor to it properly, for the cost, this is your best bet.its what i have been using for over a year.
1 Like
I appreciate the insight and suggested software. I’ll look into it. I would still like to know where I can get a body scan.
@maxk68 Do you know if there are any good tutorials for this program? I downloaded it, and am struggling to really grasp it
Possibly Arctec’s Shapify … closest scanning partner seems to be 3D Makery in Houston.
@zacharymarkson There is an entire series on this program on youtube
Oh shit! Thanks. I am apparently too big of an idiot to think of checking YouTube (facepalm)
3Dlerious is local to DFW.
Haven’t used them.
Link is above.
1 Like
I found a place owned by former DMS members yesterday.
$27.06 in Arlington.
What you get
A full color, full body scan generated by Reality Capture that is manifold, no unreferenced vertices or non manifold edges, etc., scaled to the size requested, simplified to a target polycount (may vary based on what computer/software they want to use) and put into an accessible google doc folder for download (or other similar file sharing).
4 Likes
Name of the place?
Make sure to make an appointment by phone or email and let them know you’re a DMS member
682-703-0335
[email protected]
Whoops I mistyped the url.
Here’s the correct link
Sorry about that
Or you could just use the link to them I shared 5 days ago 
5 Likes
Thanks to y’all for helping!
Aint nobody got time to catch every single post on talk