I have a question and I’m not sure if this is normal or if I’m missing something.
My new model named “Hexaneel - Modular Wall Art”, was published yesterday. The model is tagged with terms like Hexaneel, hexagon, wall art, wall panel, and several related keywords.
However, when I search for those terms, I mostly get other hexagon-related models. My model doesn’t seem to appear in the results, even when I sort by Newest. In some searches I can’t find it at all.
Is this just because the model is very new and hasn’t been fully indexed yet, or could there be another reason?
mmh… if i have one model, where im realy be shure, that it will bring a smile to many peoples faces…? it looks like i was absolutly wrong… it still feels unreal to me… and i watched it very carefully and close… how it comes to life… and how its got lost in his existenz… in just one day…
I just tried it myself, and I can confirm that it behaves exactly the way you described. The search function doesn’t surface it at all - it simply doesn’t show up.
But one possible reason is that the search might be getting overwhelmed - you’ve added so many tags that it’s easy for the system to lose the plot. Normally you’d stick to something like ten at most. With that many piled on, the search AI may simply be too confused to return anything sensible.
You really only want to give the key landmarks, nothing more. Think of it like being in an unfamiliar town and your passenger calmly guiding you: “Turn left at the church, then right at the gas station.” Clear, simple, unmistakable.
What you’re doing right now is more like being the AI’s co‑pilot and saying: “Go straight past any rock, then left at any tree, then another rock, then a road sign, then more trees, trees again, left, right, now the opposite direction, and finally jump over the river.” It’s just too much. The system can’t tell what actually matters, so it ends up ignoring everything.
If you load the system with that many “important” keywords, the AI eventually just throws up its hands and thinks: none of this can really matter - he can’t decide what’s actually relevant.
This has been the most important tip for years:
Help the search AI with a few targeted, specific tags.
Too many irrelevant tags = AI says: “Don’t confuse me…”
…and I mean this in the kindest way - but your AI‑generated text description also includes a few things that come across as unclear or a bit tangled. That can easily add to the overall confusion for the system. I know you said English isn’t really your thing, but it wouldn’t hurt to proofread it - there’s a lot of gibberish.
Here’s a trick people seem to be unaware of - type in what you’re looking for but don’t hit enter. It will take a second, then it will list literal search results and you can tap them directly. This avoids the fuzzy search that happens when you do hit enter.
