Created this explosive HueForge design featuring Deadpool in an action scene — a fun high-detail multi-colour print showing what can be achieved with filament changes on a standard printer.

This HueForge uses multiple filament colours and layer depth to create the final artwork. The detail comes from the colour transitions and the different material depths.

⚠️ Important: Do not change the model scale in Z. Scaling the height will affect the HueForge depth calculations and can negatively impact the final image quality.

Print Settings:

• 0.4 nozzle
• 100% infill
• 0.08mm layer height
• 0.16mm base layer
• Model size: 174.62mm x 200mm

Filament Colours Used (in order):

1. Black – Generic
2. Dark Grey – Bambu
3. Black – Generic
4. Green – Bambu
5. Caramel – Bambu
6. Pumpkin Orange – Bambu
7. Yellow – Bambu
8. Silver – Bambu
9. White – Generic
10. Red – Bambu

NOTE - Black is used twice.

Colour Change Instructions:

Start with:
⬛ Black – Generic

At layer #4 (0.40mm)
➡️ Change to Dark Grey – Bambu

At layer #8 (0.72mm)
➡️ Change back to Black – Generic

At layer #10 (0.88mm)
➡️ Change to Green – Bambu

At layer #11 (0.96mm)
➡️ Change to Caramel – Bambu

At layer #13 (1.12mm)
➡️ Change to Pumpkin Orange – Bambu

At layer #16 (1.36mm)
➡️ Change to Yellow – Bambu

At layer #19 (1.60mm)
➡️ Change to Silver – Bambu

At layer #20 (1.68mm)
➡️ Change to White – Generic

At layer #22 (1.84mm)
➡️ Change to Red – Bambu and continue to the end

If you are struggling to print with more than 1 or 4 colours, you can either:

• Add manual pauses in your slicer, or
• Search YouTube for HueForge colour change tutorials

Once set up correctly, HueForge prints can create some seriously impressive artwork from a 3D printer.

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