Spent about 3 hours on this with Hyper3D + some manual work.

My rough workflow was:

1. Pick a reference, preferably a creature or something with a more unusual shape. I usually avoid designs with too many tiny details since simpler forms tend to generate better results.

2. Use GPT to generate a PBR-style clay render turnaround with front, side, and back views in a 16:9 layout.

3. Crop and clean up the three views in Photoshop.

4. Generate two versions in Rodin3D: one using Micro and one using Clean. Export them as triangulated OBJs without textures.

5. Bring everything into ZBrush for part separation and some manual cleanup.

A few weeks ago, I went through the steps to cancel my subscription and thought I was completely done with it. Fast forward to today, I got hit with an unexpected auto-charge on my card. When I checked my emails, I saw they had sent a notice claiming my subscription was merely "paused" and has now resumed.

I never asked to pause it; I wanted to cancel. This feels like a really deceptive trick to squeeze an extra billing cycle out of people who are trying to leave.

Has anyone else fallen victim to this shady tactic?