Hybrid xLCD-Cover with default CORE One pattern (Multi color)

I needed an xLCD for my CORE One Mini Project to visualize properly in CAD - the original injection-molded cover in the official CAD model did not have any patterns or writing on it, so i've recreated this.

While doing so, i figured: why not after all print it?  So this model combines geometry from the original injection-molded cover with the existing 3D-printed version. To support multicolor printing, the text and symbols have been modeled as separate bodies, making the part fully compatible with MMU systems, the Prusa XL and other IDEX/INDX-style multicolor printers.

Although originally designed as part of the CORE One Mini project, this cover may also be useful for users who have upgraded their MK4 to a CORE One and need a matching xLCD cover.

Printing Notes

For best results, a 0.25 mm or 0.20 mm nozzle is strongly recommended. The fine text and icon details were designed around smaller nozzle diameters and wil become blurry when printed with a 0,4 mm nozzle (even when using Arache wall generator).

While some features can still be printed with a 0.40 mm nozzle, the small white text will not be readable. If printing with a 0.40 mm nozzle, only the following multicolor details are reliably printable:

• Red reset button "X"

• Orange squiggly line

• USB icon

All other text elements should be disabled and just printed in the color of the main body.

If you want to just use the revised and cleaner geometry, there is also a single color version with not writing included, that can later be screen printed or painted to your liking

Supports

The model can be printed without supports, with sufficient cooling the bridges over the USB-Button are fine - if you want to make sure that you'll get a perfect result, use organic supports to help a bit.

Blurry text with 0.4 mm nozzle vs sharp text with 0.2 mm nozzle