**Warning:** Weights of the weights and the model scale inversely to each other. You must scale both down equally to keep your model accurate! For instance, scaling factor X will divide the size, weight, etc. accordingly. You might have to use a smaller factor for larger models, since the computational complexity can get high very fast! Please try with 64x48 or 72x36 as initial values for the dimensions (if you are working in millimeters). For a more complex shape with intricate internal details or overhangs, I recommend that the resolution be set to at least **0.15–0.2 mm/step**, which provides enough precision without slowing rendering time too much. Let me know if you would like assistance calculating optimal scaling and layer height based on the final physical print size and filament cost considerations.