The print success rates nobody talks about :Meshy vs Hi3D after 50+ models.

everyone's hyping up AI 3D generators, but let's be real. how often do these models actually print without failing? i've run about 30 AI-generated models through my printer over the last few months, and here's my honest breakdown.
with Meshy, around 40% of my prints come out fine with zero cleanup. another 35% need minor fixes (think removing floating bits, fixing a base), 15% need serious Blender time, and 10% are just straight-up garbage. that 40% ""just works"" rate isn't bad for tabletop props and hard-surface stuff like weapons or buildings. the 3MF export is also a nice touch for keeping color data as a paint reference.
but when it comes to characters and organic shapes? whole different ball game. my success rate with Meshy drops to maybe 20% for characters. i'm constantly dealing with tiny holes in fingertips or janky geometry that wrecks the print.
lately, i've been using Hi3D specifically for characters, and the topology is way more production-friendly. Its built base mesh is sufficiently clean and high-detail. Following the v2.1 update, I can now use the built-in tools to build, edit and segment models directly, which has significantly optimised my workflow. the real game-changer for me is their segmentation tool. it actually splits the character into separate 3D pieces. saves me from manually painting tiny triangles in the slicer.
what's your actual print success rate with these tools? do you also find organic models way more of a pain than hard-surface stuff?