Christmas Decoration Ornament Customizable

One file, every ornament on your tree This is not a single bauble. It is a generator: builds a whole collection of Christmas ornaments, and a 3D interlocking snowflake, straight from the Customizer. No modelling software needed, no remix needed. Pick your options, hit generate, print. Written from scratch and validated with the same geometry engine MakerLab runs, so what the Customizer shows you is what reaches your slicer. What you can make Eight surface patterns Swirl, Flame, Diamond, Folded, Petals, Hexagon, Voronoi, Plain. Each one works as a solid body with deep cells, or as a see-through lattice.   A real Voronoi Genuinely irregular cells, every one a different shape and size. One slider takes you from an even honeycomb all the way to a fully organic crystal, and changing the seed gives you a completely different ornament.   Five body shapes Sphere, Egg, Onion, Olive, Barrel, plus a height slider from 60 to 200 percent. Olive at 160 percent gives a long tapered pendant. Onion gives the classic bulb.   Ribs or grooves Every pattern can stand out of the body as raised fins, or be carved into it as grooves. Flat edges or rounded ones. Straight grooves over the top half only give a fluted, glazed ceramic look.   A base that screws off, with a seat for an LED tealight Print the lattice body, drop a tealight into the base, screw it back on. The light comes through the lattice and throws the pattern on the wall. It is a proper helical thread with a lead in, and the console tells you the largest tealight your opening will take.   Your name on it Wrapped around the body, raised, engraved or flush, in any font. Choose a different colour and the name leaves the 3MF as its own part, ready for the AMS. Choose the same colour as the body and it merges into one single piece.   A 3D snowflake Switch the first parameter to Snowflake and the same file builds two flat halves that slide into each other and stand up as one crystal. Both halves are the same piece: print two, turn one upside down, press them together. Arms, branches, twigs, tips and the middle are all adjustable.   Five colour pickers Body, polar caps, cap, screw base, name. Every colour leaves the 3MF as its own part for multicolour printing. Set any of them the same as the body and that split disappears, so a single colour print stays one clean piece. Gold caps over a red lattice needs no extra work. Designed to print, not just to look good Prints upright on a flat bottom. No supports needed on the body. The hanger loop is a teardrop, so it bridges itself instead of sagging. The console reports the steepest wall angle before you print. Under 55 degrees comes out clean. It also reports the bottom contact patch, and warns you when it gets small enough to want a brim. More warnings for cells too small, names longer than the body, tealights that will not fit, and snowflake strokes too thin to survive handling. Safety, and I mean it LED tealights only. Never a real candle. Printed plastic softens around 60 C. There is no version of this where an open flame inside a plastic ornament is a good idea. Quick recipes LookSettingsSpiral finsSwirl, Core, Ribs, twist 120 to 160, 14 to 18 cellsFluted ceramicGrooves, Round profile, twist 0, 24 to 30 cells, depth 8 to 10, bottom_zone 92Lattice lanternOpenwork, Diamond, 26 to 30 cells, top_zone 34, Screw base, body 85 to 100 mmVoronoi lanternthe same, pattern Voronoi, 20 to 26 cells, jitter 70Two tonepick a zone_color different from ball_colorBox that opensCore, Screw base. Hollow inside, no light throughNotes on generating Design with Normal quality and switch to Fine only for the final file. Fine with many cells on a large body takes a while. If you want a name on it, remember the letters wrap around the widest point, so short names read best. Licence Free to download, print and give away. Selling prints of this model needs a commercial licence. If you print one, post a make. I read all of them and it is the only way I find out which options people actually use.