01Let's write prompts that generate perfect STLs, SVGs, PNGs, and PDFs.
02Every MakerMint prompt has the same backbone: what the object is, what it looks like, how big it is, and what machine it's for.
03Start plain. 'Pumpkin straw topper' is a better first prompt than a paragraph of adjectives — you can always add detail on the second pass.
04Then add the maker constraints: bore size for toppers, cut-only paths for laser, transparent background for sublimation, margin-safe layout for PDFs.
05Skip anything the engine already handles. You never need to ask for a watertight mesh or a closed path — MakerMint Core Engine™ enforces those for you.
06Generate, look at the preview, change one thing, generate again. Two or three passes is normal and it's much faster than starting over.
07When a prompt gives you a result you'd sell, save it as a preset so your whole catalog stays on-brand.