Deal With It (Multi Color Single Nozzle)

A specialized version of Deal With It Glass that supports multi-color with 1 nozzle, giving the best-looking deal-with-it and also mini support.

For mini owners: In order to get the multi-color via 1 nozzle it is important to run the g-codes by the following order:

1. Print the file 1_0.4n_0.1mm_PLA_MINIIS_2m.bgcode
2. Once the file printed successfully (~ 2 minutes), quickly print the file dealwithit_0.4n_0.1mm_PLA_MINIIS_4h47m.bgcode 
3. Wait about 5 hours then enjoy!

NOTE: If your printer encounters bugs/errors it is required to do the steps again.

How to slice:

• Download the stl file
• Place it into the slicer.
• Right click the model then hover on the Split option and then select option “To parts”. You can take a look at the image:

• After that step, you should see on the right there are a bunch of parts (will be like picture below if you've done it correctly).

• Right click DEAL-WITH-IT.stl then hover on ‘Split’ and then select ‘To objects’

• After that step, you should see on the right there are no more ‘DEAL-WITH-IT.stl’ which is a good sign (take a look at the picture below for more info).

• Now select the DEAL-WITH-IT.stl_1_2, after that hold shift key then select DEAL-WITH-IT_.stl_1_13. Below video implement that step.

• Now right click the blue selected boxes then select ‘Merge’ (follow below image).

• After that, press the eye icon next to the ‘Merged’ label then Slice (the Merged should look like this image below).

• After you sliced that, press the eye icon on the ‘Merged’ and then press it on the DEAL-WITH-IT.stl_1 too then slice them! (2 images below shows their supposed current eye icon)

That's how you suppose to slice!

Now you print the newest g-code (or the one you sliced for the Merged) and then print the g-code that you used to slice DEAL-WITH-IT.stl_1. Make sure not to remove the print from the Merged print before printing the DEAL-WITH-IT.stl_1 g-code, it is needed to overlay those prints and the process of switching prints is the time you change filament.

Happy printing!