Where do you upload the config file with your model?

[MalcTheOracle]

I have uploaded a CyberBrick model (nothing special), but, there wasn’t a place to provide a config file.

I uploaded the model the same as all other models I have uploaded.

There are no questions asking if this is a CyberBrick model during upload. Nothing in the edit.

The additional file section doesn’t list config or CyberBrick.

The wiki doesn’t detail the upload process or mention anything about associating a config file to a model.

A few models do have them, so it’s possible, but, many don’t, so they also need to know.

@CyberBrick do you mind helping out?

There isn’t a MakerWorld category to denote the model as specifically CyberBrick to trigger an extra question either as I have already suggested should be added.

We need a new MakerWorld Category: CyberBrick

As the subject states, when adding CyberBrick models, designers can’t categorise their design appropriately. Users looking for CyberBrick models must hope the tags will work and that designers have used the correct format (no space). There are insufficient model categories, they are rarely appended. In this example, it behoves @MakerWorld @BambuLab to make this addition expeditiously. As we add our models, we lose this opportunity to publicise our models and the CyberBrick product range.

[chiz_m]

Hey man - the Cyberbrick option will appear after selecting “Yes (earn extra points reward)” on the Do you have a Bambu Studio file question. See screenshot below:

I wouldn’t be surprised though if it doesn’t appear on your end yet as the roll out seem to be still propagating to the global servers. I suggest trying a hard refresh on the page or clear your browser cache. If this doesn’t help, you can assume that the changes has not propagated yet on the server on the corner of the world you’re located.

I know this cause I too had my two Cybebrick models uploaded without the option to upload the config/json file and the MW/CB team had to assist me to get my models categorized as Cyberbrick-compatible. I only saw the Cyberbrick option starting yesterday when all other designers who are also in the US seem to have it work on their end 2 days ago.

Please be advised as well that Cyberbrick-compatible submissions undergo manual verification which takes longer time to become publicly visible compared to non-Cyberbrick submissions. And I believe after this manual verification that they also add the model to the Cyberbrick-compatible collection.

[MalcTheOracle]

I do not have this option, screenshot from just now.

They HATE people from the U.K.!

I have been a big promoter of this thing!

I have a few models close to launch.

@chiz_m

Please be advised as well that Cyberbrick-compatible submissions undergo manual verification which takes longer time to become publicly visible compared to non-Cyberbrick submissions.

I appreciate the tip.

[MalcTheOracle]

@CyberBrick @MakerWorld where is the CyberBrick specific models option when I upload?

Why are you keeping this from people?

I received the review units which do not work with the new apps and I have been told the ones I have can’t export the config files.

As you have decided replying to reviewers is too much work (most of my questions have gone unanswered as they have with all the reviewers) can you publish some information to us to help us get over the last stage?

We all know you hate to communicate, but, we are those selected by you to receive review units. This is an embarrassment to us and to you. We are meant to be promoting this project and we are left feeling used and abandoned.

Only some of the of those provided review units have the option to set it as a CyberBrick project.