D&D Dice Set (Multi-Material Included)

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Here's my take on a standard set of DnD dice with the added option of multi-material printing. If you'd like to print them conventionally, simply download the die model and print it using your normal settings. My best results were achieved using the following parameters, but keep in mind that these were just used as a starting point to get the best possible dice - the brim is the only setting I would say is essential to ensure a correct print. If you'd like to make the numbers a different color, use both the die model and the corresponding numbers model. Note that you'll need an existing multi-material setup, and it's recommended to practice simpler multi-material prints before attempting this one to ensure success (it took me around 8 months to get my MMU2S working properly). The number models themselves appear oddly extruded due to the print being more successful when both colors were printed in similar amounts of plastic. Printing these models without support has produced the best surface finish, but the D20 is particularly challenging to print the bottom numbers well since they're on a significant overhang. To achieve the settings that worked best for me, slow down both the external and normal perimeters to 10/20 mm/s, and include an extra fan blowing from the back. Make sure the purge block is out of the way (I'm not sure if this is still necessary with the external fan, but it works so I won't mess with it).