RifRaf Carcassonne The Festivals

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It appears that the text is a tutorial or guide on how to print custom game tiles, specifically for the board game Carcassonne. The author has shared their own experience with printing the tiles using a Prusa i3 MK2 3D printer and provides tips and tricks they learned along the way. Here are some key points from the text: * Printing settings: The author used a nozzle size of 4mm, layer height of 0.15mm, and a base height of 0.20mm. They also used a concentric fill pattern with 15% infill. * Painting: The author painted only a few areas, including the tops of farm houses, city houses, volcano tiles, and festival tents. * Issues and tips: * Slicing issues: The author experienced issues with slicing in Slic3r where some tiles would not render with the correct number of top layers. They found that rotating the affected tile 90 degrees on the plate and reslicing fixed the issue. * "Poor man's inlay trick": The author discovered that by making the base layer one color and changing to a different color for the next few layers, it creates an inlay effect without affecting the rest of the printing. * Printing and colors: The author used Prusa Color print to define the layers. They used a specific color scheme for each tile type, including light green, blue, skin, copper, dark brown, pearl white, khaki, and red. Overall, the text provides a detailed guide on how to print custom game tiles using a 3D printer and shares some useful tips and tricks along the way.