One Night Ultimate Werewolf Cards

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The tiles should be printed at 200% size and the box/lid should be printed at 100% size. This makes them perfect for playing and makes the text easy to read. This is a remix of the One Night Ultimate Werewolf playing tiles created by prototypeboy. I loved the tile design, but wanted them to have labels because the images are not intuitive to newer players. Instead of painting these tiles, I used a feature in Cura that permitted me to use two different filament colors despite having only a single extruder. To do this, follow the instructions below: 1. Open the .STL file(s) in Cura. 2. Click on the "Extensions" drop-down menu, hover over "Post Processing", then click on "Modify G-Code". 3. In the window that opens, click "Add a script", then click "Filament Change". This script will stop the print and move the print head to a neutral location at a designated layer height, permitting you to change out filament colors mid-print. 4. I printed these tiles with a 0.28 mm layer height through a 0.4 mm nozzle. With this configuration, I set the filament change for layer 6. If you are using different print settings, you can determine the best time to change filament by reviewing the print preview ("Preview" tab, between "Prepare" and "Monitor" on the main Cura screen). The level at which the raised surfaces (border, graphic, and text) first rise above the backdrop is the optimal time to swap filament. 5. After configuring the filament change and any other desired parameters, close the window and proceed with the print as usual. 6. When the print arrives at the specified layer, the extruder will retract the filament and the print head will move to the denoted location (default 0x, 0y). The printer may sound an alarm. At this time, change out the filament, then resume the print.