Archive Naming System

Archive Naming System

To make searching and downloading models easy for everyone, HeheSTL uses a simple and clear file naming system.

How a file is named

The name consists of several parts and looks like this:
[scale] [model name] [short name] [options]@hehestl.rar

What each part means

• [scale] — what size the model is in
  Examples: 1-32, 1-16, 1-8, bust

• [model name] — the character or model name
  Examples: Kenshi, Space Marine, Orc Warrior

• [short name] — version or variant of the model
  Examples: dm (dark version), v2, alt (alternative)

• [options] — whether there are supports (print braces)

  • ps or presup — the model already has supports (ready supports)
  • nothing — clean model, no supports

• @hehestl.rar — always at the end; this is our mark

Simple examples

• Kenshi dm@hehestl.rar
  → Kenshi model, dark version, without supports.

• Kenshi dm ps@hehestl.rar
  → Kenshi model, dark version, already with supports.

• 1-16 SpaceMarine v2 ps@hehestl.rar
  → Scale 1/16, Space Marine second version, with supports.

• bust Orc Shaman presup@hehestl.rar
  → Bust of an Orc Shaman, with supports.

Why we do it this way

• So you quickly understand what’s inside the file.
• So it’s easy to find the model you need.
• So you can see right away whether there are supports or not.

Useful tips

• If the name has ps or presup — the model is already print-ready (with supports).
• If there’s nothing after the name — the model is clean.
• Scale is almost always indicated at the beginning.

Now you can easily understand any file name in our channels!