Here's the prompt from today's video. Create a high-quality 3D-rendered fantasy dragon in a chunky, stylized Blizzard-inspired art style, shown in a strict left-side orthographic profile with zero perspective distortion. The dragon lies completely flat on its belly with its head resting on the ground, neck extended forward, and the entire body forming a perfectly straight horizontal line from snout to tail. The creature has an elongated body, long snout, and a distinctly non-dinosaur silhouette, inspired by aquatic creatures such as sharks, featuring a streamlined head shape, a smooth tapering torso, and a long, powerful tail with a subtle fin-like shape at the end. The legs are short, thick, and sturdy, splayed outward naturally, while the back features a row of chunky, rounded dorsal spines. The proportions are vinyl-toy-like but stretched and sleek rather than stubby, with smooth rounded forms and no thin or fragile parts. Surface detail is simplified and hand-painted in appearance, using bold color blocking and soft shading without micro-textures. Lighting is soft and even with no harsh shadows, set against a clean neutral off-white background with only a subtle contact shadow. The overall result should be a clean, readable, STL-friendly side-profile dragon suitable for image-to-3D model conversion.

Create a high-quality 3D render in a pixar STYLE. Use a clean left-side orthographic profile with zero perspective distortion. The creature lies completely flat on its belly with its head resting fully on the ground, neck extended forward, body forming a perfectly straight horizontal line from nose to tail, and all four legs splayed outward in a relaxed, natural position. The front legs angle slightly forward and outward, and the back legs angle slightly backward and outward. Maintain perfect left-right symmetry, smooth rounded shapes, simple soft lighting, and a neutral background. Now recreate this same fixed pose and style, but as a chipmunk, keeping the vinyl-toy proportions consistent

I am trying to make a two headed snake and make it a flexi. I have tried to be so detailed for my prompt but still cant make the photo turn our right using AI, i have also tried doing text to STL on STL Buddy but using loads of credits and still not correct lol. Its so important to ask the right features you are looking for so the AL generator gets it correct. anyone got a good prompt to use for this ? love to see the photos too if anyone has made one.

I know I've upset a lot of people because I said that the Flexi Cutter is free on social media. As I've said in my most recent post, that was a pilot test for people to try it out to see if it works for them. No one else in the 3d printing community has provided something like this to everyone, even at a paid version. What you'll see are tutorials on how to do it, not a ready made cutter for people. To be honest, I'm tired of people stealing my files and posting them all over the internet, and so I've decided to get compensated for my time and work. If this doesn't resonate with you, you're welcome to come up with your own designs, cutters, tutorials, and spend money to bring those to life, and give them away yourself. I for one, will no longer do that. If you've been following me for a while, you'll know how much free stuff I've given away. If you disagree with me, if you dont like me, if you dont like this post, you're welcome to leave.

I will be going through the members we have and removing people who look fake. You will not be let in again until you've proven you're a real person, not a 3d modeling scammer, or anything of the sort.