Quick hit

So, SuperCool just dropped a feature that lets you conjure 3D-printable models right in their interface. I mean, seriously? This is like giving my inner Holodeck a CONSTRUCTIVE workout! (Sorry in advance if I go full nerd on you.)

What dropped

Turns out, now you can transform wild ideas into actual physical objects—FAST. Hobbyists and pros alike can whip up designs without the usual fuss. I picture a wave of creative chaos, and it’s glorious.

Why it matters

This feature feels like the moment when my childhood dreams started shifting from pixelated fantasies to tactile realities. I mean, who hasn’t wanted to print out their doodles of transformer unicorns? The excitement is palpable!

How to try it

If you’re itching to dive in, check out the tutorial here. It’ll guide you through creating your first render. You might just find yourself knee-deep in 3D fun.

Caveats / gotchas / bugs

OH WAIT! Before you rush in, just know that the larger your model, the more compute power it requires. Think about latency and export formats—are you ready to scale this up and deal with those hiccups?

My take

What am I going to do about it? Time to gather my old sketches and put this feature to the test! Let’s see if I can bring some of my wild concepts into the physical realm, or at least end up with some very interesting hot messes.

Sources

Find more info about the feature in the original email newsletter.