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It appears that the text provided is a blog post or tutorial on how to print custom tiles for the board game Tzolkin: The Mayan Calendar. The author, who calls themselves the "Meeple", provides detailed instructions on how they printed and painted their own set of tiles using a Prusa i3 MK2 3D printer. Here are some key points from the text: 1. Printing settings: * Nozzle size: 4mm * Layer height: 0.15mm * Base layer height: 0.20mm * Infill density: 15% cubic infill * Top/bottom fill pattern: Concentric 2. Printing materials: * PLA (Transparent PLA colors for meeples) 3. Painting: * Brown or red for farm and city house tops * Grey for volcano and portal tiles * Green for vineyards and hills * Toothpick and 4 different paints for garden flowers * Varying shades of brown, grey, and green for other details 4. Issues and tips: * Rotating affected tiles to fix layer rendering issues in Slic3r * Using the "poor man's inlay trick" by making the base layer a different color than subsequent layers * Experimenting with different colors and infill patterns to achieve a textured look 5. Printing sequence: * 0-0.35: Light green (base color) * 0.35-1.25: Blue (for "C", ponds, and rivers) * 1.25-2.0: Skin (for road base) * 2.0-2.3: Copper (for field underlay) * 2.3-3.2: Light green (for fields) * 3.2-3.35: Dark brown (for city floor underlay) * 3.35-3.35: Copper (for city floor) * 3.65-4.1: Pearl white (for shield and emblem base) * 4.1-4.55: Blue (for shield and emblem tops) * 4.55-8.15: Khaki (for walls) * 8.15-Blue (for wall tops and towers) Overall, the author provides a detailed guide on how to print custom tiles for Tzolkin: The Mayan Calendar, including printing settings, materials, painting, and troubleshooting tips.