Suggestion: Downloadable 3D models
5yr

Lai Yu-Hsuan
As title. It would be very nice if we can download the 3D models from anatomy lessons like this one: https://prokolab.com/course-lesson/3d-model-of-robo-skelly/discussions.
I know I can already manipulate those models on web, but downloadable files have some advantages over Sketchfab:
1) Loading time. Sketchfab isn't always so fast with my internet connection. It's frustrating that I want to get a quick reference but it just doesn't load.
2) Lighting study. It's much easier to change light sources in a real 3D program like Blender. One can have any kind of lighting, like only diffuse light, or multiple direct light, etc. I don't think it's possible in Sketchfab.
3) Comparison to other models. For example one can find a high-poly model and compare it to the Proko model, to get a better grasp on which structure is simplified to which.
And probably more. It shouldn't cost too much bandwidth (compared to the downloadable videos) either.
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5yr
I'm a bit scared of giving away the obj files of our anatomy model. The time and money I've spent creating them is crazy... I think if I do decide to release them, they would be a separate purchase from the anatomy course, and with a few license options.
Yeah, that's understandable. I think many people would be willing to buy them if sold for a reasonable price.