Do you search for 3D models by specific game titles, or do you browse by character name across multiple franchises? Which approach gives you better results faster?
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Do you search for 3D models by specific game titles, or do you browse by character name across multiple franchises? Which approach gives you better results faster?
I have tried both ways over the last couple years and found that searching by character name across franchises usually gives me better results faster because many games share similar enemy types or armor designs. For example a goblin from one series might print cleaner than the official model from another game even if the name tag is different. When I first started collecting files I spent hours inside specific game sections on https://www.gambody.com/ before realizing that the same character name pulled up three different versions each with unique pose options and support structures. The faster approach for me became typing the character name first then filtering by game title only if the results exceeded two hundred models. My advice is to keep a small notebook with successful search terms because what works for a mech rarely works for a mage.