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Hello, as mentioned in the description on the model's page, printing it in multicolor requires you to 'paint' the colors in the slicer. I have refunded your order, and you may still use the file in accordance with the license wherever you see fit! While I do have a colored version, slicers are unable to read that color due to the software used to create it. I did it this way because it was designed to be a painting project for kids originally. Additionally, Bambu/multi-colored printing just recently started becoming mainstream/the new norm. I know it adds an extra step for your use case, but I hope you still put the file to good use!

Unfortunately, the coloring of my models is done in blender and 3d printing software isn't able to use it for distinguishing the colors of parts.

Hi, you can sell physical prints of the model commercially if you’d like. The only thing I restrict is selling the digital file. Other than that, it’s yours to do with as you please!

I just fixed the eyebrows and uploaded an additional file labeled with (updated eyebrows) for you. Hope you like it!

Hello, sorry to hear you're having trouble downloading it. I just confirmed the download working using a virtual machine, so maybe it's the cults3d website. Here is a separate link where you can download it: (https://drive.proton.me/urls/ZBSTM2Z00G#zUkTtMRQfwDo). The password is your 9-digit order number. If you need any more help let me know and I'll be happy to help!

Hello and welcome! Thanks! The download currently is for uncolored models of the print. I created this using various apps and, while I do have a model with the color data still attached, the mesh itself has changed since then and no longer contains the color data. I wasn't too concerned with the color data when creating due to the use case (kid painting project), although I plan to make my future models keep the color data. As for the apps I used to originally color it, I started out in blender. I was traveling during some of the creation of this and had to use simpler apps that would run on my mobile setup. The main app I used was Meshmixer (no longer supported by developer). I would highly recommend blender for any modeling that isn't going to be mechanical in nature or have moving parts (although you could use it for that if you wanted to). It's a daunting program to get started with, but well worth it. Start with learning the app layout. If blender isn't your thing, then Meshmixer is far simpler to use. It's no longer supported, but still works fairly well. Also there's 'https://stephaneginier.com/sculptgl' and tinkercad for very simply things. I hope that helps!

Absolutely, here's a link to the 2 different banana duck files. I've opened them in 3 different programs to make sure they work. The omega is in 2 different formats and the other model I converted to a .stl file format that may be easier to use. If you still have trouble with it or want it converted into other formats let me know and I'll be more than happy to get them to you!

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12sTrgMn7m8-2RfqkJpYGmgQ8riJKk7MH?usp=sharing

Hello, sorry to hear you're unhappy with the design. I have refunded your order, and you may still use the file in accordance with the license wherever you see fit! I checked the page and it should show a 3d preview of the file before you buy it. I also describe the part about it needing to be painted as well. That being said, I understand how the picture can be a bit misleading. This file was actually created, in part, for a religious education program for children as a fun activity for them while they learned. I will add that detail in the description of my model to add more clarity for future customers. If you have any other suggestions feel free to message me on here. Have an amazing week! :)