When I see a model on MakerWorld I think I might print I like it so then later I can browse through them and either decide I won’t and un-like or I print it. Now my issue is that I would like to remove those that I’ve printed from that list but it seems the only way of doing that is to un-like it and that seems unfair on the creator. I thought at first I could set up a “Collection” and move the printed ones to that to get them out of the way but that doesn’t seem to work that way. I’ve just counted and I have 368 models most of which I’ve printed. Does anyone have a solution/suggestion?
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You can have two collections, one called “Candidates” and the other “Printed”. Add a model that you want to consider into the “Candidates” collection. Once printed, remove it from that collection and add it to the “Printed” collection.
You can set up more collections to store what you like based on model type or purpose, such as “Toys”, “Decos”, “Useful”, etc, and put the models that you like into them. Once a model is printed, remove it from its collections and add it to the “Printed” collection.
Ah so are you saying I would still have my massive mixed list but I could then open the Candidates one to see only those I haven’t printed?
This is how I organize them for myself. Collection “Ideas” and “Done”. I expect each shift shows up on a designers Analytics page as a +1-1 collected.
@RichardK If you set up more collections like that, it won’t be a massive mixed list, right?
I just tried that and I flagged it for the Printed Collection but can’t seem to remove it from the other
Download folder - Printed folder ,any edits made will also export to its profile in the download folder
I am not on MakerWorld now, but I just typed “On MakerWorld how to remove a model from a collection” into Google and got the following. If the attached screenshot is too small to read, type the same into Google yourself.
For clarity, the suggestion ps here are correctly suggesting you use collections.
It is possible you are looking at your history or another view.
For this reason. Concentrate solely on collections.
You can add model to one or more collections, you can move it from a collection or remove any from a collection. If you remove it, you can add it back later if you can find it.
Collections can be found in MakerWorld under:
- User profile
- Collections
- My collections (n)
From here you can see all your collections, add them, navigate to them and even delete them.
If you create at least two categories (example names):
- Queue
- Printed
You can add new models to queue, once printed you move the model to the Printed collection.
You can set one collection to be the default, for you, the Queue collection would make sense. Adding to a collection would add it to Queue without further action.
You add models to the collection in MakerWorld website or the Bambu Handy mobile app.
MakerWorld
Bambu Handy
I have collections for models I have reported, friends who have asked for things and many more.
Important
When you create a collection, it can be Public or Private.
Public - everyone can see your list, this is how you share your choices for others to benefit from.
Private - only you can see these, likely what you need.
Thanks one and all so I still get your massive list of Likes but now I can just go to my pending list and that’s where I only see the unprinted ones, makes it a lot more manageable - thanks again!
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