Using prusa slicer.
How do I do this? I went to Printers>General>Capabilities and set Extruders to 2 and checked single extruder multimaterial. I added a color change in the gcode as well as "M600" to the toolchange gcode.
My issue is that there is a portion of protruding filament as the nozzle is lowering right after the filament change and it always messes up the first layer of the color change.
Looking for a puzzle type game to scratch and itch and both seem interesting. Which game is more replayable? What do you like or dislike about each?
Looking for a puzzle type game to scratch and itch and both seem interesting. Which game is more replayable? What do you like or dislike about each?
I enjoyed Dragon Eclipse's combat but the actual story left much to be desired. Tamashii's combat also looks very interesting but is the storytelling on the same level as dragon eclipse?
Those of you who have played it, how would you rate Tamashii's combat?
I enjoyed Dragon Eclipse's combat but the actual story left much to be desired. Tamashii's combat also looks very interesting but is the storytelling on the same level as dragon eclipse?
Those of you who have played it, how would you rate Tamashii's combat?
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I got into Marvel Champions last month and wanted a better storage solution than the core box so I made this!
I can fit 6 prebuilt sleeved decks into this box, and each has a nice little window that allows you to see the card art and name of the hero. There is an additional container with enough room for ~150 sleeved cards for encounters and extra cards. Everything fits nicely with no jostling at all.
The stands fit 8 additional side schemes (more if you have vertical cards like attachments and environments) and with the d20s, I can go up to 99 for my schemes and boss health. I found the original health dials too big and clunky, so I prefer dice.
The original status cards also leave much to be desired, so I made some flip signs for the boss and little tokens for everything else! The statuses are attached by magnets so they can be removed and rearranged at will. When a status gets removed I just push it back. If I run out of space, I can remove some uneeded ones. I've only printed 5 so far, but I will be adding more. Retaliate and overkill will be some good choices. 😄
I use d20s also for hero stats and health. The top and side of the deck boxes serve as d20 holders. I can't remember all the upgrades and whatnot I put down so I need their help as trackers. XD
Am going to create a box that holds 4 decks next. I would like something smaller and more travel size friendly.
I got into Marvel Champions last month and wanted a better storage solution than the core box so I made this!
I can fit 6 prebuilt sleeved decks into this box, and each has a nice little window that allows you to see the card art and name of the hero. There is an additional container with enough room for ~150 sleeved cards for encounters and extra cards. Everything fits nicely with no jostling at all.
The stands fit 8 additional side schemes (more if you have vertical cards like attachments and environments) and with the d20s, I can go up to 99 for my schemes and boss health. I found the original health dials too big and clunky, so I prefer dice.
The original status cards also leave much to be desired, so I made some flip signs for the boss and little tokens for everything else! The statuses are attached by magnets so they can be removed and rearranged at will. When a status gets removed I just push it back. If I run out of space, I can remove some uneeded ones. I've only printed 5 so far, but I will be adding more. Retaliate and overkill will be some good choices. :)
I use d20s also for hero stats and health. The top and side of the deck boxes serve as d20 holders. I can't remember all the upgrades and whatnot I put down so I need their help as trackers. XD
Am going to create a box that holds 4 decks next. I would like something smaller and more travel size friendly.
I got into Marvel Champions last month and wanted a better storage solution than the core box so I made this!
I can fit 6 prebuilt sleeved decks into this box, and each has a nice little window that allows you to see the card art and name of the hero. There is an additional container with enough room for ~150 sleeved cards for encounters and extra cards. Everything fits nicely with no jostling at all.
The stands fit 8 additional side schemes (more if you have vertical cards like attachments and environments) and with the d20s, I can go up to 99 for my schemes and boss health. I found the original health dials too big and clunky, so I prefer dice.
The original status cards also leave much to be desired, so I made some flip signs for the boss and little tokens for everything else! The statuses are attached by magnets so they can be removed and rearranged at will. When a status gets removed I just push it back. If I run out of space, I can remove some uneeded ones. I've only printed 5 so far, but I will be adding more. Retaliate and overkill will be some good choices. :)
I use d20s also for hero stats and health. The top and side of the deck boxes serve as d20 holders. I can't remember all the upgrades and whatnot I put down so I need their help as trackers. XD
Am going to create a box that holds 4 decks next. I would like something smaller and more travel size friendly.