Mini Fuzzy Skin Test – Usage & Customization Guide

This compact model allows you to quickly test the effects of the Fuzzy Skin mode in Bambu Studio. With its 3 vertical faces and editable text labels, you can easily visualize and compare different parameter combinations in a clear and repeatable way.

🎯 Purpose:

To provide fast and accurate comparisons of various Fuzzy Skin settings, while saving both filament and print time.

⚙️ Default Parameters:

• Point Distance: 0.40 mm
• Thickness: 0.15 mm
  (clearly displayed on the cube faces)

🛠️ How to Customize Your Test:

1. Adjust the Fuzzy Skin Settings
   In your slicer, go to the Fuzzy Skin settings and adjust:
   • Point Distance: between 0.2 mm and 0.6 mm
   • Thickness: between 0.05 mm and 0.3 mm

2. Update Face Labels to Match Your Settings
   In the object list, right-click on the face label (e.g., Face A Distance Text) and:

   • Select Edit Text
   • Change the Input text (e.g., Distance 0.30) to match your test value
      

   This ensures accurate tracking and visual identification of each test surface.

3. Note on Slicer Compatibility
   🛑 Anycubic Slicer currently does not support text editing within the slicer.
   ✅ To edit texts directly, use Orca Slicer, Bambu Studio, or PrusaSlicer.
4. Duplicate and Organize Tests
   Print multiple blocks with different settings to build a quick-reference texture library. The blocks can be stacked or laid side by side.

🧠 Tips:

• Lower point distance yields finer, denser textures.
• Higher thickness creates more pronounced surface roughness, but may obscure fine details.