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9. At this stage, the figure is decimated and ready for export. You can manually export an OBJ by going
to Tool ⇒ Export and saving an OBJ file. You will want to export an OBJ for each SubTool, including the
sphere, base, and teeth. Each object will export in the correct position in space so they will reload together
correctly in the printer company's software.
10. Save your ZTool by going to Tool ⇒ Save As and naming the file “figure_decimated.ztl.”
As an alternative to the last exporting step, you can use the 3D Print Exporter plug-in for even more con-
trol. In the next section, we will look at how to export with 3D Print Exporter.
3-D Print Exporter