Franky vs. Senor Pink - One Piece Manga Panel

One Piece Manga Panel - Franky vs. Senor Pink at Dressrosa. I did a fair amount of post processing to the image in Procreate, then generated the 3D model in Kromacut. The gray should pertrude through the white layers, requiring only black and white. #Print Profile First Layer: 0.2 mm Layer Thickness: 0.15 mm ##Slicing Black Layers: 2 (Pause after 2nd layer) White Layers: 5 All of my panels are 1.1 mm in height. If you scale the model at all, make sure you do not change this height (if you decide to change this height, make sure to adjust for your printers layer heights respective of how the model was sliced.) #Additional Read I am by no means an expert. As I said, there was a a fair amount of post processing performed on the original manga panel, primarily to clean of any artifacts on the image and use a solid gray instead of the original half-tone from the manga printing process. There is no standard way of printing these panels, and successfully printing them will likely require experimenting on your own. If you would like to attempt slicing these in Kromacut, I recommend the following: ##Quantization Settings # of Colors: 3 ##3D Conversion Layer Height: 0.2 mm First Layer Height: 0.15 mm ##Color Slice Heights Black: 0.35 mm Gray: 0.3 mm White: 0.45 mm This will ensure the generated model (1) distinguishes from 3 colors, (2) models them in that order, and (3) your printer prints enough layers to fully saturate over the black. ##Rationale for Layers 5 TOTAL layer gradients from black to white ##Color Slice Black Black (these first 2 layers will be very thin) Black + 1 Layer White Black + 2 Layers White (these 2 white layers should be transparent enough for the end result to just be grey) Black + 3 Layers White Black + 4 Layers White Black + 5 Layers White (this layer should be full white by 5th layer over the black)