Two holes on the right side of the knife were hollowed out for 3mm red LEDs the 'screen' that sits in the dial has been left empty for now, but I have put insert posts for 5x5mm LEDs behind it. The thumbstick has been turned into a push-on, push-off toggle button because it seemed like one of the easiest places on the knife to actually hold, as opposed to the 'trigger' on the other side of the handle which is actually a bit high up for my liking. There are channels through the body of the knife for wiring to where the LEDs will eventually end up. The arduino sits in the compartment 'under' the battery and will probably be hot glued into place when I'm done. Basically a bunch of glorified coin cells. The 'battery cover' panel is screwed onto the knife with four M2x20 screws inside the compartment is a battery holder for an A23 battery, which is a small 12v battery a bit girthier than a AAA but not as long. I modeled and measured this to work with components I basically had lying around, so I certainly can't guarantee that this would work for everybody. It was a bit of trial-and-error, and I had a few false starts because the boolean operations to hollow the inside of the handle out were being a bit cagey. Properly-controlled lights means I need a battery, switch, and probably an arduino for some neat effects, so I started trying to divide the interior spaces of the model up to fit everything I needed. The files to print your own "Basic" data knife are provided here:Īfter looking it over for a while, I decided I wanted to do something a bit fancier and add lights. Overall I think it worked out well, and it would have been totally usable as-is, but I ultimately decided to go for something a bit more ambitious. As I mentioned earlier, there are a number of different versions of the knife, and this is not a 100% reproduction of any one of them in particular - consider it my personal variant. There are some design compromises here because I was limited by my knowledge of 3d modeling, but I also learned a lot in the course of making this thing that will hopefully improve my future models. I scaled it up a tiny bit after that initial print because it felt just a tad off. I include separated parts as well as the unedited original model if people want to separate parts themselves."Version 1" of the design was me just trying to get something that looked the part.
obj files and textures that I extract here. This will make it easier for me to spot new unfolds and post them to this first page. The text color is blue and the text size is 4 Icon: (Optional) (Keep it 256x256 pixels if possible)Ĭomments: (optional) Blah blah blah blah. If you post an unfold in the comments, please mark it like this:ĭownload Links: (4Shared, Dropbox, etc.)
#Titanfall 2 cosplay update
I will try to update this first post with the unfolds you guys make so it can be easier for others to find. I cannot unfold all these files myself, so instead I'm going to release the full.
#Titanfall 2 cosplay how to
If anyone wants to know how to extract them themselves, just Google "Titanfall. I currently have the ability to rip any model/texture from the Titanfall beta files. This is a hub where people can post their unfolds of Titanfall models. These files are only intended for making cosplays. All rights are reserved to their respective owners, such as Electronic Arts and Respawn Entertainment. Please let me know mods.ĭisclaimer: I do not own any rights to Titanfall. I don't know if I have the right to tag this thread as "official".
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