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Start Here - Basic Test

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Extended Test - 10-30 (flow) & 10-30 (speed)

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Extended Test - 10-30 (flow) & 30-50 (speed)

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Extended Test - 30-50 (flow) & 10-30 (speed)

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Extended Test - 30-50 (flow) & 30-50 (speed)

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Same as the “Start Here - Basic Test”, but adds multi-colored filament text to the bottom of the swatch.&nbsp;This is a simple way to help label the swatches for future use with different colors/filament types/makers/etc, without having to figure out how all of the updates to improve text quality.&nbsp;If you&#39;ve already run the test, you can use this to print out a single swatch with the best settings with the filament info on the swatch!&nbsp;&nbsp;INSTRUCTIONS:In Bambu Studio, you will need to modify the text for the swatches you want to print. &nbsp;You can do this by right clicking the object, and selecting “Edit Text”. &nbsp;There are four provided text fields:<ul><li>Filament Make</li><li>Filament Group</li><li>Filament Type</li><li>Filament Color</li></ul>You may need to reposition those text fields when they are modified. You can do this by selecting the movement tool, and dragging the coordinate plane arrows left/right/up/down to reposition the text. &nbsp;I would suggest to also hit the “Align Bottom -Z” button, to ensure the text is at the bottom of the swatch.&nbsp;Once the text is set up for the initial swatch, you will need to copy and paste the text fields into each STL/Object on the plate. You can multi-select the Texts with shift, and just copy/paste them into each STL/Object. (This is a bit of a pain, but I wasn&#39;t able to find a better way to do this in Bambu Studio. LMK if you know of a better way to do this!).&nbsp;Finally, verify that the text gcode is properly rendered when slicing. It should be visible on the first two layers of the print&nbsp;NOTES:&nbsp;I slowed down the initial text layer and added some wall changes to improve the text quality. &nbsp;These swatches are small and this is optimized for the 0.4 nozzle, so the length of the text on the swatches is limited. It&#39;s possible to go to a lower text size than 0.4, but it will be inconsistent and may not render properly. I did not want to change anything else about the print aside from the text fields themselves, so the layer height (and everything else) from the original test is the same.&nbsp;I have this set up for my H2C on the L/R nozzle, but this should work on any printer. The text layer is the first layer to get printed out, so there isn&#39;t much of a prime tower, and there shouldn&#39;t really be any purging. I&#39;m new to Bambu, and I didn&#39;t change any settings to do this, but I assume the slicer optimized this for printing.&nbsp;I&#39;m new to this ecosystem, so please LMK if there&#39;s any issues I need to update/fix for Makerworld :)&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Basic Test - Multi-Color Text - 0.4mm Nozzle

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This ironing test lets you keep the best result as a physical swatch. Just label it, and you’ve permanently saved the optimal ironing settings for future prints. Now it’s time to test them all.  <figure class="media"><oembed url="https://youtu.be/pvrfK8L4MzM"></oembed></figure>

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