I was recently asked by one of my followers if I could share some tips on designing and publishing models so here are my top ten tips: 1: My first tip is just to design models. It doesn't matter what software you use or if it looks like trash just design models, practice makes perfect.2: Don't sweat about equipment. All you really need is a pc, the camera on your phone, and a printer.3: Once you have made a few models, experiment with different trends and model types. The Creator Center is a great place to find inspiration and learn what's trending.4: Once you find a topic/trend of model you like or is popular, make models that fit within that theme. It's fine if you make models that differ from that theme, Make sure to have fun.5: Tags. I cannot stress their importance enough, with the right tags your model will get TONS of views. When putting in tags make sure to put lots that fit your model or the theme.6: Pictures. Make sure you have Real photos of the final product. Only put Real print photos of your model as the thumbnail. I see lots of models where it's just screenshots of the model in Bambu Studio, or Tinkercad, Or Orca Slicer you get the idea. Make sure your photos are taken in good light without much in the background to distract from the model. Good lighting is critical.7: Editing. I use editing software like ClipChamp and Designer to crop my pictures and add text to them.8: Ignore mean people. This is the internet. There Will  be haters, like it or not we're stuck with them. Just remember all the good. For instance: that guy who left a good review, or that time you got a Boost, or that really encouraging comment.9: Don't forget to go outside and touch grass every once in a while. Mental health is important.10: Remember that there is a God who loves you and cares for you. It doesn't matter what people think of your models, it doesn't matter whether you're getting points or not, God loves you just as you are.Shout-out to @PrintRevs5Star for suggesting I make this article! they're just getting into making models so take a look at their models!

Members of the Makerworld community. I am in dire need of your help. The other day, I was scrolling through Makerworld, and out of the blue I tapped the screen and the appearance of the website went crazy. Everything turned huge and I was left stunned.I desperately searched through the appearance settings on Makerworld but I couldn't find anything to do with the size. I tried zooming in and out of the tab but that didn't work. I beg of you, seeing the print time for different print profiles has turned into an inconvenient hassle. I don't know if this was just an update to the appearance. But, even if it is, I humbly call upon the almighty Lords of Makerworld to let there be an option to set the screen back to normal in settings. Help!By bluesnake77