Daimonfire

So, I've created quite a few hueforges but I want to know how to create 3D printable images. I've printed other's images but how are they created? Specifically, how are they created so that I can have multiple colors. Is it's just svg to stl converter? That seems to not be very "clean" and how do I color it? Any info is appreciated 😁

So, I am a huntress and gotten to act 4 with pretty much a spirit build of sorts. A few spirit skills and a couple minions. My companion in particular has been great and have had him since I could unlock the tame beast skill, so I haven't needed to use it again until act 4. Well... I get to act 4 and suddenly the skill doesn't work after being presented with all these cool new beasts. At one point I think it worked but I didn't have a single spot open in my inventory or skill slots. I'm not 100% sure how that works. It looked like the spirit of the beast was being captured but had nowhere to go...? However, that was only once. Now, I use the skill kill the beast within 5 seconds and nothing!

I am learning so many small, niche, things. For example... I realized after my first seed, I should plan better about where and how to place buildings. I'm also now learning that I need to pay more attention to the upgrade for buildings but it's hard when you don't know whether an upgrade is actually an upgrade or it's own separate building. Smi am trying to create a metalworker but it looks like I need a separate workshop. One for weaver and leather worker, then one for metalworker and carpenter... Is that correct?

So I have had a Bambu lab A1 for a bit now and has worked great. At one point I was stupid and melted the cooling fan to remove clumped up filament on the nozzle. Soon after I start having problems with print quality, especially on the first layer. I replaced the fan and now I am having temperature problems. It will print for a bit then stop start clicking. I have figured out that at the tip the filamyis not actually heating up as it should so it hardens and the gears can't push the filament out, hence the clicking. If I hear it well past it's temp limit (up to 250) it prints as it should but then I get a nozzle temp error after a minute or two. I have checked the gears, extruder, changed no

So my first printer, the Creality K1 Max was great... Until it wasn't. Now, this is not a trash post, but rather an ask for help. I've done so many repairs and so much maintenance on this printer but I still love it even if it frustrates me the most in life. At the moment, I am having trouble with the extruder, nozzle, and/or the heat sensor. I had to replace the hotend and it worked fine... Until it didn't. At some point for some reason the filament would get stuck in the nozzle. If heated the nozzle manually the filament would come out. So, I replaced the nozzle but same deal. Then, the hotend would not heat up past 170 because the nozzle was heating as expected. Well, if I remove the nozz

I was going to take apart the extruder to see what is causing this noise on my a1 combo but figured I'd ask you all first. I am kind of afraid to take apart the wrong piece so any insights would be helpful.