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MOC is the feature name in the main navigation and is Coming soon. The experimental multi-part Builds workspace and manual assembly beta are not exposed in the current Studio. This guide keeps the earlier builds URL working and clarifies availability; it is not an instruction to open a production workspace.
Underlying implementation and saved data are retained for continued development. Existing shared collections and private records are not deleted, reassigned or migrated by this availability correction.
Use Part Designer and Parts Library to prepare individual parts, Calibration to test a specific setup, and Projects to keep private designs and their exact recipes. The MOC page links to these tools and the public Roadmap.
The retained experimental printed-quantity tracking is not a current Studio control. File downloads and Companion activity do not confirm physical print completion.
The experimental source-rebuilding and plate-planning workflow is unavailable. Existing Designer and calibration exports remain the supported preparation paths.
The retained batch grouping work does not make a multi-part production planner available. Review the selected printer, nozzle, spool and exact recipe for the individual part or calibration export you are using.
Use the current STL, 3MF, Print Package and supported Companion controls documented in the export guide. Experimental mixed-source plate packages and inventory CSV controls are unavailable.
Save project retains an individual design and its recipe. The experimental Save build workflow is not available from MOC. Project revision history and calibration notebook saves retain their existing behavior.
The earlier build implementation and any saved records remain preserved. The Coming soon page does not expose their editing, archive or recovery controls, and no historical shared collection is automatically migrated.
This is the intended current availability. It is not a loading error, an account permission upgrade or a hidden beta to enable. Follow the Roadmap and Studio updates for explicitly announced changes; no release date or automatic assembly capability is promised.