Cthulhu Decoration

The base version of this design uses 5 colors. Yeah, I know—having to use even 1 AMS can be frustrating, but 2? That's borderline outrageous. This flat decoration was drawn and colored in PhotoShop, then converted into separate SVG files for each color, reassembled in TinkerCad, exported as STL files, and finally imported into Bambu Studio. I take the extra step of using TinkerCad because Bambu Studio often struggles with the conversions. For the best result, use a textured plate to get a clean print. I went with a flat design because I was tired of working on lightboxes. Be prepared for a long slice time. It uses Arachne walls, with the minimum wall width dialed down to 55% for finer detail. If you want to save filament, you can reduce the Z height. For this Cthulhu print, I aimed for a 70s comic book vibe. You can swap the silver for purple to bring it down to 4 colors.