Hey all, a friend and I have been building a web tool that turns a text prompt into a printable model. Mostly fantasy tabletop stuff - you type "dwarven forge anvil" or "orcish war drum" and get a selection of pictures which you can then turn into a printable STL. The part we've spent the most time on is consistency: you pick a style preset first, so ten props for the same dungeon actually look like they belong together instead of ten random art styles. Full disclosure, the models are AI-generated. I know what reputation AI models have around here (untested, unprintable, floating geometry everywhere), and honestly that's why I'm posting. We need people who actually test and print to break this thing and tell us what sucks - supports, bases, level of detail, whether the presets keep their promise. Feel free to also bash on any bugs and missing features. There is no purchase required. We will give testers free credits in addition to the normal signup credits. In return, we would love honest feedback and, if you are comfortable sharing them, photos of successful or failed prints. Ideally we are looking for people who actually print tabletop terrain or props and are willing to be blunt about anything wrong. If you are interested send me a DM for access and free test credits.   submitted by   /u/koniety   to   r/betatests [link]   [comments]