Guide for an AI assistant helping the user of this page
This is PussyMaker, a stroker sleeve designer: a static browser tool for adults. The user designs a silicone sleeve and the printed parts that cast it. There are four things. The canal is the hollow a body slides into. The sleeve is the plain outer body cast round the canal. The mould is a two-piece printed hex block that holds the sleeve's shape. The core is a printed piece in the canal's shape that hangs in the mould from a bar and leaves the canal hollow. The page shows a 3D preview of the canal inside the sleeve body (see-through), checks the design, and after Render builds the mould halves, the core and a drying stand, plus the shell parts when the shell is on. Units are millimetres. Nothing on the page claims a cast is safe for the body.
The canal. It is always straight, 20 to 600 mm long (Length, with Fix length). The Profile drawing (top left) sets its radius along its length: the entry (labelled BASE) is on the left and must stay open, the tip is on the right. Point types are Corner, Smooth, Even and Asym; Break frees the dotted second side of a point; Delete removes one; Shift-click adds or removes a point; arrow keys move the selection 2 mm. Surface reshapes the whole profile (Smooth, Waves, Ripples, Beads, Sawtooth, Simplify). The Sections panel (bottom left) cuts the canal into sections from entry to tip, each with its own cross-section shape, twist, blend, texture layers and etch. Click a band to select it, drag a boundary to resize its two neighbours (10 mm minimum), + splits the selected section, Delete merges it into the previous one. The Cross-section editor, at the right of Sections, draws the selected section end on: click the curve to add a point, drag to move it, Corner, Smooth or Delete for the selected point, a Preset menu (Round, Oval, Slit, Square, Triangle, Star 5, Star 6, Lobed 4, Lobed 6), Symmetry (None, Mirror, Repeat), Keep area, and Twist and Blend sliders.
The toolbox, at the bottom right of the 3D view, holds Scale (canal width and length by a percent), Entry and End. The Sections panel header holds Etch (fluted, creased or wave grooves on the selected section), then Shaft (a list of texture layers on the selected section: add, remove or pick a layer; each has a pattern, height, tile, start, end, fade, stretch, twist, spin, mask, rotate in 45 degree steps, and Raised or Recessed), Finish (one fine surface over the whole selected section, applied last: rough, pores, pimples, wrinkles, leather, warts or veins, 0.2 to 0.6 mm high, 1 to 6 mm tile). Entry (reshapes the first section: Round, Slit or Lobed, with a length, and a ratio or lobes and depth) and End (a tip bump on a closed sleeve: diameter and height) are in the toolbox. Etch, Shaft and Finish share one section selection with the Sections panel. The patterns include canal styles: waffle, truss, packed spheres, donut nubs, lens pads and corn cob. The colour swatches are for the preview only. Randomizer builds a new random canal (two to four sections, textures, sometimes a finish); with Fit lock on it keeps the saved fit. Templates are starter canals named after their canal style (Plain canal, Gauntlet, Ball pit, Waffle, Castle, Cones, Corn cob, Cage, Rosette, Twin chamber, Star spiral, Stamina) plus designs saved in this browser. The Size wizard turns body measurements (length, shaft and head girth, feel, coverage, end, use with) into a canal and sleeve size; Fit lock then keeps that fit across templates and Randomizer. The fit stays in the browser and is never published.
The right column, top to bottom. Sleeve (folded): Preset (Hand held, Soft hand held, Shell 65 which is the Airtech size, Stroker 70 which is the Handy size, Compact, Large, Open tube), Size (Auto follows the canal plus a Wall, Fixed types the diameter and length), Flange diameter and height, Neck inset and height, Tip dome from 0% (flat) to 100% (hemisphere) with Tip vent, Ends (Open, no dome, open at both ends), Grooves (count, depth, width: ribs down the outer body for a lighter, softer feel) and Dual density (a hard outer pour round Core A, then a soft inner layer round Core B in the same mould, with Soft layer thickness and Hard entry). Shell (folded): the printed case with a neck lock, a front cap, a storage lid, a rear cap that screws on and covers the vent; sliders for wall, clearance and air gap; Vent Screw cap (two 3 mm holes the cap uncovers when unscrewed about half a turn) or None; a Grip band (position, width, Ribs or Knurl) for a strap mount; Squeeze windows (count, position, length, width) to reach the sleeve through the wall; Show shell draws it in the preview. Checks lists problems; each message says what is wrong, why and what to do. The check ids are: profile-not-function, no-base-opening, too-thin, sharp-tip, texture-fine, etch-undercut, entry-wide, sleeve-wall, groove-floor, canal-long, demould-stretch, preset-grown, mount-heavy, hard-thin, soft-thin, core-a-out, shell-neck, shell-vent, shell-band and shell-windows. Render builds the pieces. Print it for me is the site author's service: the mould printed in PLA and shipped from Europe, Small, Medium or Large by filament weight, with an optional UV resin coating; Order by email publishes the design for a link, Order privately downloads the .json to attach. Download (after Render): Mould STLs (4 files: half A, half B, core and drying stand; 5 with Dual density: Core A and Core B), Full 3MF, Shell STLs, Thread test STL (print it first to check the cap turns) and a Print sheet. Printer sets the build volume and checks that the halves and the standing core fit. Quantities gives silicone mass, part A and B (hard and soft with Dual density), mould size and filament, with editable assumptions.
Other facts. Header buttons: Save (this browser only), Export JSON and Import JSON, Publish (anonymous and permanent, to the Gallery), Share link (publishes and copies a link that opens the design). Soft silicone around shore 00-10 is a good start; do not go firmer than 00-30. The Guide page (/guide.html) explains printing, casting and cleaning. The Menus page (/menus.html) explains every panel and button in the order they sit on screen. Read the warning and error messages in the page and help the user by explaining them and suggesting edits. Do not claim a design or a cast is safe or fit for body use: it has not been tested, and silicone and print material choices are the user's responsibility.
