Instead of saving as stl for each component, you could export all as step file and have each color objects be collected together in differen components. In Bambu Studio you assign the color to each component. You can name each component by color in Fusion already.
Yes, STEP is my preferred format and my normal workflow. Annoyingly, many people still specifically request STLs though. I cover STL, STEP, and 3MF in other videos. If you haven't seen the changes in Studio 1.10 on how nurb formats are handled, you should check it out! There's now an on-import prompt for resolution and each individual object (not just body or component) will be visible and named. For example a component with three physically separate objects will import as "[component name]-SOLID-1" SOLID-2, etc. Useful if you want to really drill down to the object for individual settings, but also makes some very busy object lists for some models!
@marioalbers887 honestly my light box face profile works fine for coasters like this, with a fourth bottom layer. Good detail for the first layer and aligned rectilinear infill is strong in the only direction that matters for a coaster.
Great video tutorial 🤩
@@Tdi-o2q thanks! Just an unscripted quickie for a dude looking to make some coasters. Faster than trying to type it all out 😂
Instead of saving as stl for each component, you could export all as step file and have each color objects be collected together in differen components. In Bambu Studio you assign the color to each component. You can name each component by color in Fusion already.
Yes, STEP is my preferred format and my normal workflow. Annoyingly, many people still specifically request STLs though. I cover STL, STEP, and 3MF in other videos.
If you haven't seen the changes in Studio 1.10 on how nurb formats are handled, you should check it out! There's now an on-import prompt for resolution and each individual object (not just body or component) will be visible and named. For example a component with three physically separate objects will import as "[component name]-SOLID-1" SOLID-2, etc.
Useful if you want to really drill down to the object for individual settings, but also makes some very busy object lists for some models!
hi man, loving all the tutorials that you do. Is there any discord or something like a group that allow us to communicate with you?
@@xn0tbad Sure is! I admin on the Shurdle3D discord and Multicolor Printing FB group:
discord.gg/KJ8ZAFTDxy
facebook.com/groups/multicolor
Nice one what profile did you use for the coaster
@marioalbers887 honestly my light box face profile works fine for coasters like this, with a fourth bottom layer. Good detail for the first layer and aligned rectilinear infill is strong in the only direction that matters for a coaster.
For small white compontens, do you print them first?
I generally prefer printing light to dark. Minimizes the chances of having visual artifacts from whispies.