Funko Piece Picker

From one figure to printable pieces

Pick a piece on the right, then mark where it lives on the model. Every piece becomes an inlay of the depth you set; whatever you leave unmarked stays on the base piece. The pieces print separately and press together.

Region click

Hover first: the highlight shows exactly what a click will fill. A uniform region fills whole; a mixed region fills only the part that matches the spot under the cursor (same colour, no crease, never across the groove where a raised piece meets the surface). Shift+click limits the fill to the brush radius around the click, for stubborn spots. Alt+click removes.

Brush

Drag to paint the active piece exactly where you want it. Painted areas always beat region fills.

Smooth

Drag over bumps, seams or holes to have that surface smoothed in the cut.

Pen

Draw a loop around an area. Everything inside the loop (front surface only) becomes the active piece, so a region that straddles two pieces can be split: loop the part that belongs elsewhere and assign it. Pen marks beat region fills, like the brush.

Edge smoothing

Rounds the piece outline to a clean curve. What you see is what gets cut.

Explode

Pulls the pieces apart to check what you will be assembling. Pieces are shown as solids with their inlay depth and the base shows the matching pockets.

Parts view

Replaces the figure with a plate: every piece, base included, laid out floor-down with its name and size, the way it will print. Switching plays a transition so you can see which pocket each piece comes from. Region clicks still work there; painting switches back to the figure.

Sockets

A piece that sits inside another piece's outline (eyes in the face) gets a shallow socket in that piece: the socket floor is the plate's back lifted by 1 mm, so the plate stays closed under it. The face plate defaults to 3 mm to leave room.

Outline

Per piece: free (follows the colour border), smooth curve, oval or circle. The reference model's inserts are clean circles and ovals; a regular outline is a geometric cut, it takes whatever lies inside the curve. Eyes, ears and noses default to circle, face, hair and muzzle to smooth.

Mating surface

By default every piece gets a flat floor and straight walls: one plane, at least the inlay depth below the piece's thinnest point, so it prints flat side down and press-fits. A piece that wraps around the figure cannot lift out of a flat pocket; switch it to "follows the surface".

Sending changes

Next to Copy for Claude, choose what to send: everything, only the smooth marks, only the brush strokes, or only the marked regions. Partial files load back the same way.

Remove

Alt+click or Alt+drag takes a region or paint away. Right-click a region removes it too.