Make your own 3D model

1. Name one machine or process in the title, like “How an air fryer works”. One thing per model.
2. List the parts you want labelled. 8 to 14 works best. Add a source, such as a service manual.
3. Pick the depth levels. Each level is its own set of five step explanations.
4. Press Generate draft. You get a 3D model with five steps, a label and line on every part, Cutaway, Exploded and X-ray views, and three What if… questions.
5. Check it: play every step, open Parts and tap each label, and try each What if. Redo any step that is wrong, for [1] credit.
6. Send it for review. Our editors check the facts and every Kid version before anyone else can see it.

1. In your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT or any app that supports MCP), add See Inside Things as a connector using [MCP server address], then sign in here when it asks.
2. Start a new chat and paste the brief below, with your title filled in.
3. Your assistant uses our tools to write the steps, place the parts and build the 3D layout. The draft is saved privately under Your creations.
4. Open the draft and check it the same way: every step, every label, every What if. Ask your assistant to fix anything wrong.
5. Send it for review. Nothing is public until our editors approve it.

Build a See Inside Things model: "How a [thing] works".
- One machine or process. Five steps, in the order they happen.
- For each step: a short name, a one-line summary, the view (outside or cutaway), the three parts to label, and the explanation written three ways: Kid (ages 6–9), Student (ages 10–15) and Expert (numbers and sources).
- 8 to 14 parts. For each part: a name, a colour, one sentence on what it does, and where it sits in the model.
- An exploded layout that pulls the parts apart along the direction they work in.
- Three "What if…" questions, each with a short answer and what the model should show.
- Any flow (air, heat, water, current) as a path through the parts, with a three-colour legend.
- A source for every number.