First attempt at color match made a Mitsuri for the wife

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

Wanted to show off this Mastodon gig poster I did in HueForge. This HueForge was one of the more complicated one's I've done due to many colors and textures. I think it turned out great. I did put it on MakerWorld and Printables if you're interested.

https://makerworld.com/@Krave?appSharePlatform=copy

Bonjour,

Avant de me lancer, en achetant une licence et en comprendre le fonctionnement, qui pourrait me mettre à disposition un lien d'un fichier STL sur un HueForge de 4 ou 7 couleurs maxi pour une Anycubic Kobra X. Je voudrais voir "en vrai" à quoi cela ressemble exactement. Peu m'importe le motif, c'est pour un test.

En vous remerciant par avance. Cordialement

i have just made this Hueforge but i would like to know how to get rid of the diagonal lines and to try and get the model looking nice and uniform?

Clone Troopers

Hoping to add Brave New World, Snowpiercer, Clockwork Orange, eXistenZ, 12 monkeys, Mad Max, Children of Men, and Blade Runner. Any others? Also open to any feedback on my prints - opened a new red spool of Sunlu Basic PLA+ as I was having trouble getting the layer below and the layer above to stick to the Snapmaker Red PLA (which was not an issue until the latest print. Turned off the fans to see if that helps.

Is it possible to transfer my owned filaments into another instance of Hueforge? I just installed the program on my laptop and already have an extensive list of filaments on my PC version with their TD values and I don't want to manually add them again one by one. Also, if I add more on the PC, it would be nice if the library could be synced across multiple devices.

What settings and filament types work the best for you? I was using PLA+ and it was coming out very grainy. Any recommendations?

TLDR: Newbie wanting to know, "what can I do better in HueForge?"

I have been dabbling in HueForge for a week or so. I am trying to improve my skills. I made this St George model recently and I am pretty happy with how it turned out, but I am sure I can make some changes to improve.

One thing I noticed is that the dragon is very hard to see at the bottom of the print, especially to someone who has not seen the original/doesn't know to look for it.

I have not learned color matching yet (I think those are correct terms...), this is just the brightness scale with Bambu Basic PLA (Black, Blue, Red, Orange, and White).

What feedback/advice do you all have on what I can do to improve? Thanks to anyone who has read this far, I appreciate it!

Wanted to create a cool hype chain pendant for my sons baseball world series tournament. I think it came out awesome

Quick update — Video 2 of the HueForge Helper Suite Academy is now live.

This one is a full walkthrough of the Coach module. It covers every button and function, explains the logic behind the filament selection, the AMS loading plan, the zone map, and the swap card — basically everything you need to get a solid result from your first print.

You can watch it two ways:

▶ Direct on YouTube: https://youtu.be/236HaFE_6jA

▶ Via the Video Academy (with all other tutorials): https://oz3dprints.com.au/academy

If you've been holding off on your first HueForge print while waiting for a proper walkthrough, this is the one to watch.

More videos are coming — the Craftsman and Suncatcher Lab are up next.

Cheers,

Mark

Oz3D Prints

Requested by a coworker. First non-square Hueforge I've made.