Bambu quietly adds full spectrum into latest BambuSlicer

[Bryan Eckert]

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

Full Spectrum? Do you mean "Add Mixed Filament"???

Can you cough up more details??? This sounds like that trick that came into existence by the guy who developed a trick for filament mixing - and SnapMaker built it into their Slicer for the U1???

-K

On Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at 2:44:03 PM UTC-4 Bryan Eckert wrote:

[Bryan Eckert]

Yes, it’s based on the spectrum fork of Orca, like the U1 slicer is. Same thing, make tons of colors and gradients by mixing layers of different colors.

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[3D Printing Tips and Tricks]

Ooo… gotta try that!

[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

Thanks for that feedback Sir!

I really need to try and implement my own Algorithm Concept for color variations. Which I WILL be able to finally do - if I get the Canvas for my Centauri...

-K

[Bryan Eckert]

Yeah I plan on trying it tonight if I get a chance. 

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[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

Trying what tonight???????

-K

[Bryan Eckert]

I was going to try and print a gradient model with the new color blend feature but I didn't get the chance.

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[Kurt The 3D Printer GUY!!]

That is SO SAD Indeed...

[3D Printing Tips and Tricks]

It works, but it’s real expensive… time and materials… and when you look a little closely it’s real easy to see the separate colors.

Will I use it? Probably not. Only for very specific use cases that will likely be quite rare. Certainly worth trying though.