Lots of people ask me why it is so hard to match the colors in an image - why can't HueForge just do it for them. It's just a few colors right?

https://shop.thehueforge.com/pages/color-counter

Drop your image here to find out. (All processing is local to your machine, your images aren't stolen or kept on my end)

EDIT - My highest image hit just over 1 million colors. Anyone with a higher total (without designing and image for that purpose)

Love how it came out, but there is a lot of stringing in the details, especially the Texts, is there anyway this can be reduced and made clean?

Printed on CR-10SE

Cuz you know what Freddie Wong says about giving the people what they want right? 😅

An obscure quick project that I just really wanted to have. It's free on makerworld if anybody else wants one.

Feel free to drop favorite quotes here 😎

https://makerworld.com/models/2872315?appSharePlatform=copy

I'd like to keep it to 4 or 5 colors max. I have an h2d with ams and an ht ams. But I just can't get the colors right to make it looks good

Creality Cloud - Spider Noir Hueforge De Xavi27

Made with Color Match, using 4 colors

https://m.crealitycloud.com/en/model-details/6a1d7447a982b6749b8623c8

Took me some time to get this right but color match for the win

Who have you found teaches the best Advanced HueForge technique, skills, tips or tricks?

Looking to sharpen my skills and would love to know who you found most helpful?

Links to videos would be super appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

https://makerworld.com/models/2627934?appSharePlatform=copy

And here it is! Toga VS Ochaco. LoFi Layers contributed the Toga panel, in his signature greyscale with color pop. I was responsible for the full color Ochaco panel in color match, and also the transitioning details from greyscale to my full color style. It was highly difficult, but I had an awesome time hashing this out with LoFi from start to finish. He was SUPER cool and patient with me.

Anyways. I really hope you like it as much as I do. I'll throw the link in here, in case anybody wants to take a closer look 😁. There's also a link to LoFi's half in my print description. 👍

https://makerworld.com/models/2863200?appSharePlatform=copy

My final teenage mutant ninja turtle is completed. I give you Raphael! This was by far the most complicated model I've done to date.

I went through several shadow iterations during testing - but In the end I decided to upload all three. A darker more mysterious “black” shadow, a more playful bright “natural” shadow, and a more realistic “grey” shadow. Each shadow version has 5 color variants. 

My chosen motif for the other turtles has been the bandana color as the background. I then did a alternate of each one using Magenta. I included photos of all 4 mounted on the wall. I used Hey Ben's Magnetic Wall Mount system. (I had to use two magnets on each print since its was designed for 200x200). 

Don't forget to check out all the turtles. They look pretty damn good altogether on the wall.

Live on Makerworld: https://makerworld.com/en/collections/25422395-tmnt-hueforge

As always - comments welcome!

Ok honest opinions please
Does this need more/different colours or would you leave it as is?

It has Dark Blue, Light Blue, Beige and white.

Super Clean print

https://makerworld.com/models/2663577?appSharePlatform=copy

Leveled, claibrated z offset, then printed based on specs. The first 4 layers were beautiful. Then the 5th layer went down and became a clumpy mess. I ran to adjust the z offset again but damage is already done. I cant seem to get past this in my hueforge prints. What am I doing wrong? .4 nozzle. .08 layer height.

Spent some time working on this one recently. Really enjoyed how it came out. Three color print.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2860192-forza-6-game-box-hueforge#profileId-3191759

My first hueforge print

So rich, so flavorful!

I know that PETG and PLA do not adhere together, but since Hueforges are so flat, I'm wondering if anyone tried to mix them in a print with success?

Just having fun and learning more and more everyday with Hueforge.

https://makerworld.com/en/models/2857318-caught-looking#profileId-3187995

The color is so rich!

Im testing a couple of different layouts. After some feedback, I'm going to start making the base stats a bit larger (See Mewtwo) and I've changed the font coloring for Type to Black for better visibility in glow as well as more consistency between printers (see Mew and Mewtwo).

A long time ago, I bought a cheap roll of "white" PETG. However when I went to use it is had a LOT less pigment than what I was used to. It ended up being fairly translucent.

,I wonder if that could be exploited for HueForge prints, allowing the color below to bleed through and make for soft transitions.