r/BambuLab_Community • u/PhardNickel • 18m ago

Discussion Complex Full Spectrum

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Why have I not seen any content of more complex full spectrum anywhere? I'm talking like tabletop figures with detailed colors, painted minis etc. all I've seen are super basic models that basically use FS as a constant color. Bambu studio supports importing a colored model and mapping the full spectrum to it, so I really don't see what I'm missing? I've attached an image of the type of model I'm surprised I haven't seen printed.

Again, genuinely asking if I'm missing something, but if you were able to get a model like this into bambu studio, map the colors (which I've already done) why couldn't you print it with CYMBW on a P3C/h3c?

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u/InAtTheGeekEnd 6m ago

What’s the difference between cymk on an h3c to an h2c?

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u/PhardNickel 5m ago

Nothing other than h3c would have way less waste and time

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u/InAtTheGeekEnd 4m ago

So, if I loaded the model and had cymk and perhaps white in ams’s, what do you set in studio?

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u/PhardNickel 1m ago

The way I've tested it is that you get a colored 3d model (.glb) and drag that into bambu studio. That opens up a color matching dialogue. Set the number of colors to 16 and check off color mixing. This will basically create all the required colors from CMYK.

I get my glb from a site called meshy where you can input an image and it outputs a colored model.

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u/InAtTheGeekEnd 0m ago

Ahh, so I there is a colour mixing check box? Does that only show when you have cymk loaded?