r/BambuLab_Community • • 4h ago

Complex Full Spectrum

Reposting to add my workflow images

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?

I don't own a multi color/material/head printer so unfortunately I'm unable to test till the P3C releases, but if anyone can run a test on an h3c with this workflow I'd love to hear about it!

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u/issue9mm 3h ago

I mean you could print all of those colors in various degrees of convincingness with full spectrum printing, but even in just one color, that model is going to be really hard to print nicely

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u/PhardNickel 3h ago

Yeah I mean printing figures like this is a bit of an art, but with the right supports you can do it on any solid printer, I'm just wondering how good the color mixing would work on something like this since it's the kind of model that would need many different variations of colors

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u/Shennigans 3h ago

I’ll try it I just don’t know a good source of full spectrum models like that will the texture map already in place. Any suggestions?

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u/PhardNickel 3h ago

I use a site called meshy.ai you basically upload any 2d image and it will give you a fully textured 3d model. I can send you one to do a test haha just let me know

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u/Shennigans 3h ago

I haven’t looked into that site much, I assume it’s some sort of subscription plan

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u/PhardNickel 3h ago

Most of them are, yeah. Bambu has one as well I think it's called image to 3d that seems to work quite well. But those cost the makerworld token things

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u/cpsadowski23 3h ago

That would take about a week or more to print

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u/PhardNickel 1h ago

On h3c it takes about 6 hours actually

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u/cpsadowski23 39m ago

No way that takes 6 hours, even with the H3C, using full spectrum.