Musisz usunąć wszystkie słowa, które kojarzą się z prawdziwą bronią („Military”, „Bayonet”, „Tactical”), bo to one uruchamiają bota, który odrzucił Twój model. Na Creality Cloud musisz to opisać jako zabawkę (Toy) lub rekwizyt (Prop).

Oto poprawiona wersja opisu, która ma znacznie większą szansę przejść przez moderację:

Title: Stylized Ergonomic Fantasy Blade (Cosplay Prop)

Description:

This is a custom-designed 3D-printed toy prop created for cosplay and gaming enthusiasts. I built this model from a blank scene, focusing on a clean, stylized look with a modern ergonomic twist.

I’ve redesigned the handle to feature deep ergonomic finger grooves for a very satisfying grip. It’s an Assembly model, meaning you can print the blade and the handle separately to achieve a cool two-tone "Skin" look without needing an AMS/MMU!

Features:

Stylized Design: A classic silhouette with custom ergonomic upgrades for comfort.

Easy Assembly: Two-part print for different colors (Blade + Handle).

Comfortable Grip: Custom finger grooves designed for a solid, ergonomic feel in hand.

Snap-fit design: The parts are designed to fit together firmly.

Printing Suggestions:

Orientation: I highly recommend printing the blade at an angle (diagonal) to the build plate. This significantly increases the structural strength and prevents the plastic from snapping.

Settings: Use a layer height of 0.15-0.2 mm.

Support & Brim: Use Tree Supports and a Brim (5-10mm) to ensure the blade stays stable during the print.

Assembly Instructions:

Attach the handle to the blade using the interlocking mechanism. For a permanent and secure bond, I recommend using a drop of superglue.

Disclaimer:

This is a plastic toy prop. It is NOT a weapon, it has no sharp edges, and it is intended for display or cosplay use only. The workflow was inspired by techniques from Chaos Costumes, but the geometry is my original work created from scratch.

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