DigiMarvels Tutorial Guide
📄 Step-by-step guide

How To Edit
3MF Files

Assign filaments to 3D printing cuties for clean, multi-colour prints.

Step 1 – Select Model Step 2 – Pick Parts Step 3 – Set Filament Step 4 – Delete Parts Fill Tool Tip
⚠️ Before you start

Assign Filaments to Each Part

Each DigiMarvels 3MF is already split into individual parts (body, spots, eyes…) so you can give each one its own colour. To change a colour, select the part first, then assign a filament to it.

Parts are already separated, so assigning filaments with the steps below gives you clean, accurate multicolor printing — no guesswork needed.

✅ Works with 🟢 Bambu Lab Studio 🟠 Orca Flashforge 🔵 Anycubic Slicer Next
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Go to the Model you would like to tweak

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Open Bambu Studio and go to File → Import → Import 3MF. The model will appear on the build plate with all its coloured parts already set up.

💡 Tip: Switch to Object Mode (Proccess Tab on the left) — you'll see all the separate parts of the model listed there (body, spots, eyes…), if the model has been split into parts. Make sure you're in Prepare Workspace to edit them.
3D frog model on build plate
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Alt + Left Click the part you'd like to change

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Hold Alt and Left Click on the part you want to recolour — it will highlight when selected. Keep holding Alt and click more parts to select multiple at once.

💡 Can't click the right part? Right-click drag to rotate the camera, or click the part name directly in the Objects panel instead.
Alt+click selecting parts on the 3D model
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Right-click → Set Filament for selected items

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Right-click context menu showing Set Filament option
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Right-click your selection and choose "Set Filament for selected items", then pick the filament number that matches the colour you want. The filament slots (1, 2, 3…) and their colour swatches are listed in the Filament block on the left sidebar.

⌨️ Shortcut: Skip the right-click menu — just press the number key matching the filament slot (1, 2, 3…) directly on your keyboard.
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To delete selected parts, right-click → Delete

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Select the part you want to remove (Alt + Left Click), then right-click → Delete — or press the Delete key. Great for removing spots, eye glares, or other optional details.

💡 Tip: Made a mistake? Press Ctrl + Z to undo.
Right-click Delete option in context menu
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Using the Fill Tool

You can modify all the animal's print spots, eyes, pupils, and eye glares in the same way. Some models also include ears, pink ear parts, paw parts, and more.

Parts which are not separated from each other you can safely repaint with the Fill Tool.

💡 Tip: When using the Fill Tool, make sure Connected same color mode is selected — it works perfectly with 3MF files.

Frog model showing chin and belly that can use fill tool
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