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From Qwen3-Max Hands-On Testing · ≈16:17
Clean illustration of aesthetic quality masking constraint failure — the model ignored the print-without-supports instruction and left no usable cavity for the motor that was the entire point of the task.
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- Clean illustration of aesthetic quality masking constraint failure — the model ignored the print-without-supports instruction and left no usable cavity for the motor that was the entire point of the task.
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there. This is definitely detailed. Let's take a look at the parts individually. Okay, so there's the block. Again, the adherence to the portion of the prompt saying it should be 3D printable with little to no support is just been totally totally like thrown out the window. Okay, let's so frustrating. I don't also like where the heck is the actual little N20 motor going to be placed in. Okay, so there are the headers. That's great. that could be printed more or less without support. Here's the plenum. Okay, that's that's a decent part that could be printed without support more or less. The turbos are oriented in the wrong way that they should be like to reality, but they're definitely more in line with what a turbocharger looks like compared to what the GPT 5.6 Luna result yesterday gave us. The big issue that we're going to be noticing right here is it basically has no room in it for the N20 motor to fit inside, which is the core point of this entire task. So, aside from this actually looking quite acceptably nice, it's basically a complete failure. 3D modeling is still kind of difficult.
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