Hello,
I accidentally clicked on that stupid pip boy model which would cost more on here than the most expensive edition of the game that includes an authentic one - and in most cases, a console to play it on to boot!
Now I have thirty items in my queue and I can’t be bothered to remove them all one by one. How do I clear my uploaded models?
Thanks!
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Filemon
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Hi @DanielDC88, that’s a bug / feature we don’t have yet indeed. I think if you are in your cart and type “/reset” in the browser you should be good. Can you confirm? I’ve had more feedback about this issue since the Pip-Boy mania 
Hi Filemon,
I just came across your response with a similar issue. Exactly where would I enter reset please? I need to clear my print requests, which I used to advance check a quote for a customer.
Cheers
Alex
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Simply type it behind your URL in the browser
Hi Filemon
Sorry to be tedious on this question, but I just want to be sure exactly what you meant by adding /reset ‘behind’ the URL, so I can upload files for estimation and then reliably remove them in future.
I added ‘/reset’ at the end of the URL that is displayed in the browser address bar. Is that what you meant?
At the time, on my work computer, ubuntu/Chrome browser, it didn’t seem to do anything at all - the files were all still in my queue - even after a couple of attempts and refreshing the page. Now, on my home computer (W7,Chrome), after a day or 2, they are gone. Does it work on a delay? Or maybe my browser cache needed clearing? Or do files just get cleared down after a while?
Thanks for any clarity
Alex
It’s a bit of a ‘hack’, but if you type “https://www.3dhubs.com/3dprint/reset” and it enter it will technically not delete your cart but will move back to the previous card (for most people empty). Cheers!
So, why isn’t this a button on the order form?
It really should be.
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for your feedback! I feel your pain. Removing one by one and confirming each time is far from optimal. As a Product Dev Team we’ll try to tackle this issue in coming couple week when we plan our next sprint.
Big cheers!
Ewelina (Product Owner)