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People use computer software to start printing a garment with a light brown color for the pants, changing the filament 25% into yellow for the shirt, then shifting again to dark brown at 60% for the body. This allows them to produce a solid item in three different colors. They also refine details with multiple colors using a 3D pen. These designs are created in Tinkercad and printed at a layer height of 0.1mm with an infill percentage of 10%. No support structures or rafts are used during the printing process. When they reach the ear area, it's essential to slow down the print speed because these parts may not adhere well initially but will eventually form correctly after some clean-up post-printing.