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ColorMix - PeggyPalette - Remix

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Remix for Prusa Slicer 2.9.6 beta 1 or newer and MK4S with MMU3.

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Introduction

This is a PrusaSlicer 2.9.6 beta 1 remix/adaptation of jusdisgi’s PeggyPalette Mini – 38-Color Full Spectrum Tester, prepared for the Original Prusa MK4S with MMU3. The color blends are manually transferred to virtual extruders in Prusa Slicer. 

The original model by jusdisgi is a compact and very useful 38-color palette tester for exploring full-spectrum color blending with four filaments. The concept provides a practical way to compare how different filament combinations behave when layered and blended.

Use this model to compare:

  • BRYW / CMYW-style filament combinations

  • Alternative four-color sets

  • Layer-height effects on perceived color

  • Transparency and opacity differences between filament brands

  • Purge and transition behavior on the MMU3

Usage

Depending on the filaments chosen, results may vary significantly; therefore, this model is primarily intended as a calibration and comparison object for experimenting with color combinations, layer heights, and material behavior.

The filaments used in the photo of the print are:

  • B = Prusament PLA Blend Royal Blue

  • M = Prusament PLA Lipstick Red

  • Y = Prusament PLA Pineapple Yellow

  • W = Sunlu PLA+ White

Notes

For this remix, the layer height was set to 0.15 mm. The original model for the Snapmaker U1 by jusdisgi uses 0.1 mm and variable layer height. However, this is problematic to print with the MMU3 due to the wipe tower. Bulges quickly form on the tower, leading to layer ghosting and print head collisions. With multi-extruder systems (XL or INDX), however, 0.1 mm should be possible without any issues. The lower the layer height, the better the color blending!


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