Strap system for setting up a tent in the rain

I was amazed by the idea for a strap system for setting up a tent in the rain described on the “Project Outbound” youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxpmDjB20tQ and here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeUtJVLViO8. I decided to design the construction element for such a system which would fit my tent's needs. This is a design for a Decathlon Forclaz MT900 2-person tent and a 10mm webbing

Print instructions

Tested with PET-G, 0.2mm layer, 10 perimeters, 15% infill

Construction instructions

1. Print 4 of those parts. If your tent poles are color-coded, preferably print them in corresponding colors for easier setup
2. Set up your tent and place printed parts under each pole (using the larger hole)
3. Connect the parts using 10mm webbing and secure the connection temporarily with a pin (or an adjuster)
4. Take the strap system off the tent
5. Unless you've used an adjuster in the step (3), sew the webbings' ends to secure them and remove pins
6. Add a webbing loop in the remaining hole - this will be used for attaching the rainfly (skip this if your tent has a different way of attaching the rainfly)

Setting up a tent in the rain

1. Lay the strap system on the ground
2. Set up poles using the strap system alone
3. Attach the free standing skeleton to the ground by placing pegs in remaining (smaller) holes. This will secure your tent from taking off in the wind
4. Set up the rainfly on the poles
5. (optional) Place a ground sheet under the rainfly to secure the inner tent from the wet ground
6. Set up the inner tent under the rainfly (while doing that, reattach the pegs to regular tent's mount places)

Happy (and dry) camping!