u/Commercial-Coyote301

Printed on Snapmaker U1 w/ Full Spectrum color blending software (not CMYK filaments); 0.4mm nozzle & 0.08mm layer height

Is it competition quality? No.

Do the different materials make it more brittle and finicky than single color? Yes.

Did I have no idea what I was doing, since this is my first 3D printed gaming miniature: Absolutely

But I think it turned out well enough to make a solid entry for a personalized mini for a tabletop game, without having to pick up a paint brush (Not that it was any less work w/ the color programming and pulling off all the supports). It could really excel for printing up hordes, where the duplication benefit recoups the design cost.

Try to reserve the blended colors for smaller areas. Would like to see what can be done w/ a 0.2mm nozzle.

Original mini: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2509609-female-tiefling-rogue-32mm-miniature?from=search#profileId-3042895

Sword: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2743649-dnd-female-forest-elf-duelist-0-4mm-nozzle#profileId-3042973

So, I've connected a fan to the Snapmaker U1 molex connector, and I can control it via klippy:

SET_FAN_SPEED FAN=vent_fan SPEED=0.35

But I believe it needs a fan ID to control via gcode. I've found a section where fan IDs seem to be configured:

[fan]

pin: e0:PB3

tachometer_pin: e0:PB4

tachometer_poll_interval: 0.001

cycle_time: 0.005

shutdown_speed: 0

aux_cool_fan: cavity_fan

aux_cool_fan_id: 2

exhaust_fan: purifier

#exhaust_fan: fan_generic vent_fan

exhaust_fan_id: 3

But this does not seem to be standard, or at least I can not find it in the Klipper documentation.

And I can't add an additional ID for my new fan, and when I try to co-opt the existing script (as commented out) it requires settings that I can not set in the generic_fan config.

Anyone know how to properly set a fan ID? It has to be possible...

Look Ma, no paints!

setting fan ID (Snapamker U1)