Real model
Finding a suitable live model with specific characteristics is necessary before proceeding with 3D printing or mold-making procedures for crafting a new ラブドール body. The live model's body shape and features should match the design mold requirements.
Collect texture
To get a 1:1 replica of the skin texture, it is necessary to apply mold-making silicone material onto the surface of the human model's body. Once cooled and solidified, this material captures the skin details and texture of the human.
Use plaster to give a rough shape
After applying the silicone material, it is necessary to use plaster to create a rough mold of the model. The plaster helps solidify and maintain the model's posture, thus offering more precise body data for the modeling process.
3D scanning imaging
Once the model is finished plaster molded, advanced 3D scanning techniques can be used to capture the accurate shape and dimensions of the model's body. This scanning technology can utilize lasers or other sensors to capture intricate details of the model and convert them into a digital model. This way, an accurate virtual model can be created for further production work.
Model making
Creating the mold's shape can begin with the help of the previously acquired 3D scanning data. The scanning data can be converted using CAD software into a printable file format, which can then be transformed into an actual mold using 3D printing technology. This process ensures that the mold's dimensions and shape perfectly match the original model's features.
Texture purification and reproduction
Once mold-making is completed, the processing and replication of the real human texture need to be carried out. This is a highly complex process that requires the use of specialized techniques and tools to refine the texture information and accurately replicate it onto the mold. It involves repairing, enhancing, and optimizing the texture data to ensure the final model has a realistic appearance and texture. This process is highly challenging as it requires overcoming various technical challenges and complexities and a high level of expertise and experience.
Skeleton positioning
Skeleton positioning is the first step in the production process of silicone love dolls, ensuring the correct placement of the love doll's skeleton.
Raw material deployment
Different silicone materials are mixed according to customer requirements, such as skin tone and softness, to ensure that the final material meets the order's specifications.
Glue
Painting, also known as realistic body painting, gives the シリコンラブドール a realistic skin tone and enhances its lifelike details. This process aims to make the doll's appearance more realistic, achieving a similar effect to the skin tone of a real human body.
Trimming
After the injection material stage is completed, the trimming process is carried out. This includes removing excess silicone material and refining each part of the love doll to make its appearance smoother and more natural.
Clean
After trimming, the love doll must be cleaned to remove surface impurities and residuals. The doll's outer surface is carefully washed to ensure that it is clean, dust-free, and free from stains.
Color
Painting, also known as realistic body painting, gives the silicone love doll a realistic skin tone and enhances its lifelike details. This process aims to make the doll's appearance more realistic, achieving a similar effect to the skin tone of a real human body.
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