REAL FOMRIX GENERATION
A geometric fox illustration became this textured figurine on a round base. Inspect the actual mesh as a starting point for an STL workflow, with conversion and print preparation still to complete.
This result used 30 credits. The image loads in Studio first; generation starts when you confirm. A new attempt may produce a different result.
The compact seated pose and visible base communicate a stable overall form. The reference shows the complete ears, tail and silhouette against a neutral background, making the main volumes easy to compare.
The reference was created for this case with GPT Image 2 Stable on Crun. The interactive model is the actual Fomrix output, with no manual geometry or texture edits.
Continue to the image-to-STL guideThe fox has a faceted appearance, but this H3.1 result contains 94,304 faces. It was not generated with the P1 low-poly preset.
The downloadable original is a GLB. STL conversion keeps geometry and drops materials; inspect closed surfaces, intersections and the base before proceeding.
Set the target dimensions, check ear and tail thickness, and review supports and layer previews in your slicer. This model has not been print-tested.
Compare a furniture reference or a geometry-only text prompt to see how input and appearance settings change the workflow.
