Hiya,

Will there be an option to mark the print as Private? There are a few reasons I have for this:

- If the model is a Work in Progress I would like to be able to print these prior to making the final object available for sale. This may be due to testing of the materials and/or changes to client requirements.

- If the client does not wish for the model to be publicly available yet still requires the ability to purchase it through Krafwurx: Would there be a possibility of introducing this feature? On a similar note: Will you be introducing an easy way to integrate this with our own sites?

- In order to preclude this query in future: If the theme of the print is adult in nature, are there any restrictions imposed by Kraftwurx on this? Would the 'Private' option cover this?

Cheers,

Luis.

You may upload models to print without publishing them to the public store. In the model description field you will see a check box labeled "Publish to Store". If you make sure this is unchecked the model will stay private in your account alone. Currently if you'd like to sell that private model print to a customer. You options would be to purchase the print from the seller's account and choose to have it shipped to the address of your choice. Kraftwurx's Nudity policy only restricts adult content from the public store. Weapons on the other hand would not be allowed by any means.

Let me know if this answers your questions Luis,

-Marco
Community Manager

Hiya,

It's answered to a degree, but this bit doesn't make sense:

'Currently if you'd like to sell that private model print to a customer. You options would be to purchase the print from the seller's account and choose to have it shipped to the address of your choice.'

So I would have to either request the Buyer's account details (which I assume is what you mean by 'Seller') or create a dummy account. Unless you are referring to me making the purchase and changing the shipping address?

I would rather the Client have the ability to view those Private items I choose. In this way you are not restricted by the number of 'Private' clients. All I would need to do is add the Client's username to my 'Viewers/Clients' list (and then having passed an email authorisation) to be able to view the specific model I assign that Client or Clients to. They then log in with their details and proceed from there.

Please also clarify the Nudity and adult content distinctions, as 'adult' is a broader term.

Cheers,

Luis.

I was referring to you the seller making the purchase and changing the shipping address. Much like sending a gift. For the time being we do not employ the type of allowed viewer type functionality you mentioned. I will speak with our development team to see about implementing this. If it is possible, I will update you here.

As for "Adult" I only mean violent or nude sculptures. No pornography, obscenities or hateful displays are allowed.

Hope this helps a bit more Luis.

-Marco
Community Manager

Hiya,

As for changing the shipping address via my Seller account... This would mean that I would have to have been paid through a separate means, which introduces an additinal delay as well as costs (in processing through another payment gateway). Not ideal. I am sure most sellers would prefer the option I had suggested earlier.

The Adult definition really needs further clarification. 'Nude' and 'obscenities' can mean the same for a lot of people. This becomes more difficult when Art is introduced into the equation...
What if there is an option to tag the content as 'Adult' in nature so that it is not viewable in the Public Store? This would render it only viewable to anyone that has logged in, ticked the option in their account to view Adult content and has been verified as an Adult? (Verification through Credit Card?). Online magazine subscription services (such as zinio.com) use a similar methodology.

If the Nudity policy only applies to Public Store content, does this mean any Adult content (aside from weaponry) is allowed in the Private Store? I may be repeating myself but I am rewording it to establish a clear meaning to the policy to try to avoid obscure assumptions.

Is a printed chess set using figures similar to those found in Greek sculpture an Artwork or a Nude or obscene print?

Is a printed mesh bra (worn and photographed for the Store) considered Adult or obscene?

Cheers,

Luis.

For the time being products can be published for public sale, or unpublished. Members can also order 3d prints of their uploaded models without publishing them to the store. We are considering your suggestions. More options may come later.

In the matter of adult/obscene content with regards to direct orders through Kraftwurx. We would ask that you use your better judgment and we will as well when reviewing the model to 3d print.

-Marco
Community Manager