This is a digital 3D model for creating a **stained glass-style Elden Ring decoration.**
Place it directly on a window glass or use it as a hanging ornament 😊✨

- 3MF file: Easy to print and color with multicolor printers (MMU or AMS) but works with single extruder printers in multiple colors! 🎨 Optimized for PrusaSlicer.
- STL file: For those who want to start coloring from a blank slate or print using only a single layer color change.

**Materials and Printing Tips**
You can print the design using any colors you prefer. The “glass” parts are only 0.2 – 0.4 mm and at this thickness any filament becomes translucent. Combine regular filament and transparent filament to get even more contrast.

- Printing Time: Approximately 1 hour
- Ease of Printing: The design is straightforward to print, even for beginners
- Low waste: Great for using up leftover filament ♻️

- If you have AMS or MMU you can print multicolor as usual but set the Elephant foot compensation to zero otherwise you could have gaps in the model. Use the provided 3MF file.

If you only have a **single extruder printer** this model takes advantage of the Single Extruder Multi Material setting. The printer will prompt you to make a filament change after each completed color.
- Open PrusaSlicer (If you have a Prusa MK3S simply load the 3MF as a project and print)
- Make sure you are in expert mode 🤓
- Switch on Single Extruder Multi Material under Printers > General > Capabilities and right above it write 4 in the field for number of extruders
- Find the blank Tool change G-code field
Printers > Custom G-code > Tool change G-code
- Copy and paste this code into the tool change field:
{if layer_num >= 0}M600{endif}
- Import 3MF models only (not as project)
- Select “No” on the pop-up asking to load as a single object
- Slice, Export G-code, Print 🙂

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Elden Ring Stained Glass Decorations

STL_Malenia.stl

This is what I call a Filament Straightening Block. I designed it to straighten sections of filament to insert into 3D prints to act as axles or hinges.  I could instead design axles or hinges into prints but sometimes I want them thin AND strong. Using unprinted filament would provide both of those qualities...I just needed it to be straight.  Specifically, I used these for my recent project the Mini Magnetic Tile Haunted House Collection but plan to use it in other projects in the future also.

****3D Print Settings****
PETG preferred because of it's high heat tolerance (but PLA will work too:)
0.2mm Layer Height
20% Infill
No supports needed

Note: You will need two rubber bands to secure the two halves of the block together.  (I did design collars to the halves together which you could also use but I like prefer the rubber bands.)

To use this block, secure the two halves together with a couple rubber bands (or collar pieces).  Next heat a pot of water over the stove to around 160F (~70C) and carefully insert sections of filament into the hot water (please be careful not to burn yourself). Swirl the filament around until it gets soft (like a cooked noodle) and then insert it into one of the holes in the block, threading it all the way through.  Repeat (there are five holes) until filled.

Let the filament sit and set for a half an hour and then when you open it the sections will be straight:)

See the attached video to watch how I did it.

Have fun printing!

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