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Live demo: Creating a skull model using the Digital Anatomy Creator

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Live demo: Creating a skull model using the Digital Anatomy Creator

By Arnaud Toutain

The Digital Anatomy Creator gives you the power to create ultra-realistic anatomical models. For each layer of the model, you have the freedom to define its position and size, select its mathematical function, and create a digital material using up to five different materials.

Watch how I created a digital material to replicate the properties of a cadaver skull using a combination of VeroPureWhite, VeroPureMagenta, and support material, sandwiched between two hard layers of BoneMatrix.

 

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