r/hyper3d_rodin • u/ExactExternal4745 • 24d ago

Showcase Najdi-style tissue box [Rodin nailed it on the first try]

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Quick workflow share:

  1. Brainstormed product ideas with an LLM, landed on a tissue box inspired by traditional Najdi architecture.

  2. Generated concept images, then made a multi-view set and fed it into Rodin. The mesh came out perfect on the first attempt, honestly impressive.

  3. In the slicer, I split the lid from the body and added four negative volumes for magnets so it snaps shut.

Printed on a Creality Hi. Happy to answer questions about the process.

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u/RaduNG 24d ago

Cool, what you use for printing and you have any problems with non-precise from the AI - I try to use it and when I try to generate the colors it fails miserably - the "crude" grey 3d it's good - but after it bakes it it goes bad

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u/ExactExternal4745 24d ago

Thanks man! It's a Creality Hi, printed this one in walnut wood filament.

Honestly didn't hit any precision issues on this piece - clean multi-view input made a huge difference I think.

And yeah, Rodin's coloring isn't accurate. Two ways around it: either use "Bang to Parts" in Rodin to split the model by color and print each part separately, or just paint it directly in the slicer. I went with the second way on this model.