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 prin

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!