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If you are not comfortable with it say no... its about that simple really.
The flip side to think about is if you are getting so many requests maybe you should design print ready models and increase the price for the extra work on your side. Ive never had such a request but if I did it would get me thinking maybe ive hit a good niche to capitalize on.
Although Im not sure about the legal side when it comes to weapons, I mean if they are not designed to actually shoot projectiles then its something to chat with support about if you go down that route.
Problem is that Im really doing models in my free time after work, and even if its nice to have additional income, Im not really into 3D printing(tried that actually, too much work with dimensions that need to be perfect). I always tried to make my models for games and mods as my whole life I was doing mods for games and I know that people like weird and cursed guns, and spending more time just to make them printable even if its really nice idea, its not my cup of tea :/
Also I know that I could say no, but I was just wondering if that is part of terms/condition of file format conversion option, and does it affect reputation or other things(not like I care about points but... its nice to have clean 5/5 rating, its not often I get that in life...).
PS. love your work, its so clean and with good lighting... I sadly suck at lighting -_-
Ah yes that makes sense. To be honest if its not your interest I would just decline the request - as Forester mentioned it wont hurt your reputation. If you don't agree to something then that's your choice. Also I think people who offer 3D print models who don't print and test them are not offering a genuine service - there's more to it obviously than just exporting as STL. Thanks for the kind words about my work :) I also think you have a great portfolio - I am not so good at weapons and looks like you have some great content for games and real-time stuff, it shows you have a passion for 3D.
