What “Buildable” means
A build is Buildable when it comes with instructions — ordered steps and a parts list made with the model — and the validation chip beside it says whether its structure was checked.
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Buildable means it has instructions
A brick model from Voxelise arrives with ordered steps, an itemised parts list and a printable PDF, all in one price. That is what the Buildable badge promises.
Why a capture is not Buildable
A capture is a 3D scan of something you already built. There is no parts list behind it, so there is nothing truthful to make steps from. Voxelise can turn it into a brick model that is.
The validation chip
Beside the badge, a chip says whether the structure was checked and what the check found: Structurally validated, Needs review, Has issues or Not checked.
Buildable · partial
A model that fails a structural check keeps a Buildable · partial badge rather than losing it. The page says what did not work, such as parts that rest on nothing, and the steps mark where the gaps are. On your own result page you see the itemised list; the public chip says only what the check concluded.
Older imported builds
Some older builds were imported from a file. Their How this was made panel says Imported, and they are not labelled AI-generated. Importing is no longer offered.
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