Tautvydas Derzinskas
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Each provider gets its own page under docs/providers/ with a short description, what it needs (sign-in, Thingport Grab, FlareSolverr) and its setup steps, with the provider's icon as an accent. PROVIDER_SETUP.md becomes the overview, with a dependency and feature table. MakerWorld, Printables and Thingiverse come first everywhere.
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Cults3D
A French marketplace for free and paid 3D printable designs, founded in 2014. Thingport reads it with your own API key, and downloads files with your browser's sign-in.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Sign-in | Your own API key, and your browser's sign-in for files, per user |
| Thingport Grab | Recommended -- sends the browser's sign-in and Cloudflare clearance, and again whenever they change |
| FlareSolverr | Doesn't help -- its browser can't hand over a download link |
| Network | Thingport must reach the internet from the same IP address as your browser, as a server at home does |
| Imports | Free and bought models, anyone's likes, your printlists, synced |
What comes in
- Free models you haven't downloaded yet are added to your Cults3D downloads first, as the site's own Download button does. A model comes in as the zip Cults3D builds of its files, each one its own file in Thingport.
- Paid models download once you've bought them. Paid models you don't own are left out of likes and printlist imports and syncs.
- Anyone's likes, and your own printlists (Cults3D's collections; its API shows no one else's).
Setup
Per-user (Configuration → Providers → Cults3D), in two parts.
1. Your API key
It reads everything but the files. Make one at cults3d.com/en/api/keys, then right-click Cults3D in Configuration → Providers, choose Connect, and enter your nickname exactly as your profile writes it (its capitals count) and the key's secret. Thingport checks them with Cults3D before storing them.
2. Your browser's sign-in
The files are on Cults3D's own pages, behind a Cloudflare check only a browser passes, so Thingport uses your
browser's: the _session_id sign-in cookie and the cf_clearance cookie Cloudflare gave your browser, sent with that
browser's User-Agent. Cloudflare ties the clearance to your IP address too. The sign-in lasts 20 days from its last
use, and Thingport's own use renews it.
Easiest: with Thingport Grab allowed on Cults3D, opening cults3d.com while you're signed in sends the sign-in and clearance. If Cults3D turns them down, Thingport says so, and your next visit sends new ones.
Manual:
- Sign in at cults3d.com.
- Open DevTools (
F12, orCmd+Option+Ion macOS) and reload the page. - On the Network tab, pick the page's own request and copy its request headers, with the
CookieandUser-Agentones. - Right-click Cults3D in Configuration → Providers, choose Paste browser sign-in and paste them.