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Is there any photo of a 3D version?

Anfernee12345 1mo ago
i dont have an integrated 3d view of the created 3d file yet. But you just gave me a nice idea, and it will be in my todo list, if thats what you meant ?
- gus_massa 1mo ago
  a) It would be super nice to see the 3D version on the web page. Perhaps with 2 or 3 popular materials. b) It would be also nice that you make a few of them, go to a 3D printer shop, put the real object on a table/wall on the real world and take a photo with a real camera. (Can I print them and paint them?)
  - Anfernee12345 1mo ago
    Ah, understood! Real photos of physical prints on a desk/wall are definitely the ultimate proof that the camera can scan the plastic cleanly. I’m going to print a few test pieces (including the keychain and magnet backings) and get real photos up on the site shortly! To answer your question about printing and painting: Yes! If you have a single-extruder printer, the cleanest trick is actually a simple pause at layer height (swap filament from white to black when the QR relief starts) — zero painting required. If you prefer painting, you can use an acrylic paint pen on the Raised mode, or use the Inset / Engraved mode, smear paint into the recesses, and wipe the top face clean. And for multi-material printers (Bambu AMS, Prusa MMU), the .3mf export already has separate color-assigned bodies. An interactive WebGL 3D preview with filament presets is also going straight to the top of my todo list. Really appreciate the feedback!
  - Anfernee12345 1mo ago
    And i also have , different versions at work, so you can choose Raised, Flat/Flush or insert. Also can add keychain loop at a corner or Backside Magnet Pockets So you dont have to draw anything yourself in 3d :) Everything is coming, and im actively working on it.
  - Anfernee12345 1mo ago
    Check it out. Everything you wanted and so much more :) Only pictures are waiting for the printers to stop , but ill add real world pictures also, soon enough.

i dont have an integrated 3d view of the created 3d file yet. But you just gave me a nice idea, and it will be in my todo list, if thats what you meant ?

gus_massa 1mo ago
a) It would be super nice to see the 3D version on the web page. Perhaps with 2 or 3 popular materials. b) It would be also nice that you make a few of them, go to a 3D printer shop, put the real object on a table/wall on the real world and take a photo with a real camera. (Can I print them and paint them?)
- Anfernee12345 1mo ago
  Ah, understood! Real photos of physical prints on a desk/wall are definitely the ultimate proof that the camera can scan the plastic cleanly. I’m going to print a few test pieces (including the keychain and magnet backings) and get real photos up on the site shortly! To answer your question about printing and painting: Yes! If you have a single-extruder printer, the cleanest trick is actually a simple pause at layer height (swap filament from white to black when the QR relief starts) — zero painting required. If you prefer painting, you can use an acrylic paint pen on the Raised mode, or use the Inset / Engraved mode, smear paint into the recesses, and wipe the top face clean. And for multi-material printers (Bambu AMS, Prusa MMU), the .3mf export already has separate color-assigned bodies. An interactive WebGL 3D preview with filament presets is also going straight to the top of my todo list. Really appreciate the feedback!
- Anfernee12345 1mo ago
  And i also have , different versions at work, so you can choose Raised, Flat/Flush or insert. Also can add keychain loop at a corner or Backside Magnet Pockets So you dont have to draw anything yourself in 3d :) Everything is coming, and im actively working on it.
- Anfernee12345 1mo ago
  Check it out. Everything you wanted and so much more :) Only pictures are waiting for the printers to stop , but ill add real world pictures also, soon enough.