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Flatforge Goldfish

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Print at 100% infill with a layer height of 0.08mm with a base layer of 0.16mm

The Model is 200x200mm in size

The model is 2.80mm thick.

The region from 2.32 to 2.80mm could have a Height Range Modifier to minimize print time.

#111b22 PLA Panchroma Matte Charcoal Black Transmission Distance: 0.1

#c80000 PLA Marswork Red Transmission Distance: 4.1

#ffffff PLA Hotfine Translucent White Transmission Distance: 9.2

#e39322 PLA Panchroma Orange Transmission Distance: 3.2

This print uses 4 unique filaments

Swap Instructions:

You do not set Layer Swaps in the slicer. Instead each color slider is represented by an STL file.

The file is named with the filament at the end so it's easy to assign them in the slicer.

Load all of the STLs at once and your slicer will ask if it is a Multi-part model. Select yes.

Load up your filaments, then assign them in the Object view tab by clicking on the colored box

and either pressing the number of the filament or clicking a second time and selecting from the dropdown.

FlatForge Printing Instructions:

FlatForge prints REQUIRE automatic Filament Swapping. There can be as many swaps per layer as you have sliders.

If you have selected Double Sided or Face Down the model is already rotated face down

and there is a transparent layer of your Base Layer thickness on the bottom.

Since this is a full layer, you may pause at layer 2 and swap a spool of filament (or a tool) and continue.

This is the only swap that will work.

NOTICE: You may notice some small gaps and minor errors in the split files.

This is a work in progress and I hope to have these resolved in future versions.

In the meantime, small numbers of errors do not affect the print results.

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