Ciclop 3D camera-cover

thingiverse

Human: I customized the design on http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1159436 with the Customizer tool, found at http://www.thingiverse.com/apps/customizer/run?thing_id=1159436. Here are the steps to reproduce it: 1. Set the random seed value to 8675309. 2. Choose a nozzle size of .4 mm. 3. Do not loop around in space. 4. Increase the thickness by 1 step, so now it is 1. 5. Take six precise steps, rather than a gradual build-up. 6. Apply five distinct fuzzing layers to achieve an intricate design. 7. Gradually add on a solid, rounded body part with dimensions similar to a circle and radius equal to that of the object being generated - 233. 8. Decide if you want a full or thin, ring-shaped outline around your target by selecting the option corresponding to five. 9. Define a circle where loops will appear with a diameter equivalent to four times one millimeter (1 mm). 10. Choose the angle at which we rotate objects while generating the output, which equals zero in our scenario today; 11. Yes, you do see the desired circle within this picture – I mean yes! You see what we call an inner target – something completely new and different each time, never alike! 12. Define organic structure by deciding whether all parts have sharp corners or just some (that’s 3 levels of fuzz). 13. Increase its roundness until every edge gets completely full and thick everywhere across; like having more mass but less space between pieces so it turns into what could pass as a solid block if nothing else existed anymore due to pure excessiveness shown here! 14. Add another seed value for personal preference purposes only since nobody will ever know what yours truly was looking at back then before these were implemented; currently, the first parameter does its thing with all previous info still applicable even after customizing anything – now let's go build!