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RFC: Glitter Filaments, how to define colors #31

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Keridos opened this issue May 28, 2024 · 3 comments
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RFC: Glitter Filaments, how to define colors #31

Keridos opened this issue May 28, 2024 · 3 comments

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@Keridos
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Keridos commented May 28, 2024

Das Filament has some Glitter based filaments (#28) like this here: https://www.dasfilament.de/filament-spulen/pla-1-75-mm/405/pla-filament-1-75-mm-blue-pearl-800-g?c=33

It consists of black PLA filled with blue glitter. Technically it is multicolor but the current multicolor filaments needs an info how the color is spread. It is neither longitudinal, nor split in this case.

How should these Types of filament be defined. We could add glitter or another modifier to the color spread info. Or we could defined filled filament types another way. But that should preserve the info about the two colors (base + glitter).

@Donkie
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Donkie commented May 29, 2024

Do we really need to categorize based on glitter color? Or is it good enough to just specify a black filament with a "glitter" property.

Does this manufacturer produce filaments with different glitter colors but consistent base color?

@Keridos
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Keridos commented May 29, 2024

As far as I can remember, Das Filament has different glitter colors, yes.

I think "Grüngold" is dark green filament with gold glitter.

Also it might be nice to have something to extend that to support any extra fillings in any filament. f.ex. wood or carbon fiber ones. Having the ability to define what the fill particles are and optionally which color they have.

@Disane87
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I think a property like type or something else would be good. I have some matte, transparent or silk filaments which could be categorized by a type property. At the moment I handle these types with a custom field.

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