Chaos Sphere Generator

Eight arrows reaching the vertices of a cube — a Chaos Star pulled into 3D. Sculpt the geometry, dress it in shaders or textures, drop it into a haunted environment, and 3D-print it.

Click / Double Tap for a new design.

Double Click / Tap to hide controls.

Controls

SpaceGenerate a new design

RToggle inspire loop

WToggle wireframe

TToggle auto-rotate

FFull screen

HHide controls

EscExit / stop loop

Drag · Wheel · PinchOrbit / zoom

Features

✦Curated ShaderToy-compatible shaders + paste your own

🌌Eerie 360° universes

🖼Sample textures + triplanar wrap

☀Sun position, exposure, tone mapping, env reflections

🖨Export STL · 3MF · GLB · OBJ · PNG

↗Share via URL — every parameter round-trips

←Browser back/forward through your edits

Know more: https://caostar.com/thoughts ↗

Export STL — print size

STL & 3MF files are measured in millimetres by slicers. Your Chaos Sphere is symmetric — its eight cone tips reach the corners of a cube — so a single number sets its full width, height and depth. Enter the overall size (the outer cube that contains the whole model) and it'll be scaled to match on export. (On-screen Global Scale doesn't affect the printed size.)

Size (mm)

Most desktop 3D printers have beds around 200–300 mm. Larger models won't fit and may need to be split or printed on a bigger machine; very small sizes can lose the thin cone tips in the print. Allowed range: 10–100 000 mm.