My Customized Customizer Potentiometer Knobs

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Using the following options: Pill Scale = 1.0 Pointy External Indicator: Pointiness + 30% (Extremely pointed) Cylinder Y-Position = -3 (Way up!) Screw Depth = Very Deep, nearly invisible Indentation Height on Cylinder = Tall and Impressive! No Screw (Let's try it without one this time) Smootheness of Cylinder Indentations: Very Rough (Brings a touch of realism to the cylinder's shape!) Location of Sphere's Dents: x-location of first dent = 10.0 units rightward from cylinder base. y-location of second dent = Not really sure; still finding my mark z-location of third dent = Just where I wanted it; perfect! Knob Height: The tallest you've seen, nearly brushing the ceiling. Let's add some Pill this time (Adds 30% extra pill goodness) Indicator Arrows: Bigger and longer by 50%! This way you can't miss 'em Translation of Cylinder Y-Position = Center Cylinder on this Z level. Top Location: Right under my hat; you can reach for it without bending back Height from Base of Cylinder = Short so not too obtrusive; only takes up the bottom half space of your desktop. Add 15 mm more Pill-Height. Add another pill lengthwise; total now: a longer pillar to get what you want. Smooth and Strong - the ultimate shaft material: no other can compete with smoothness like that. Smooth on the inside out as well for that top-to-bottom feel in any application. Flatness Size for holes around: The more open you let your shaft hole, the less secure it'll hold when assembled so use it wisely - but for general cases just set 7.0. This Knob really gets Arrowed. No way anyone could be missing this! You're going to be needing something big in place before placing this item. I reckon an arrow on top will tell people what it's used for better, like an eye catcher. It's time now to spin cylinder Z; by spinning you know exactly where all that matter will wind up when things finally settle. Cylinder rotation in three stages = Rotate right then move 45 clockwise. Place first piece and keep other at -35; a slight left lean with your thumb against it is key as I see these kinds of thing happening every week when putting pieces together. Spherical Quality for Cylinder = Good. Not so fine grain to the dent but that will do for normal situations Cylinder x Position is at Base. Cylinder starting angle is now more visible from front so place 40 degrees right if that fits within your constraints because rotation around Y can cause unpredictable effects so always test thoroughly. Bottom part starts from the ground level when viewed on top or from left and it stays pretty stable all over there where my bottom side would go when rotated in opposite directions which means good things aren't ruined because nothing else interacts differently based upon those specific parameters being flipped upside down etc