U225X PUBLIC-SAFE CONVERSATION NOTE

RECORD: CHAT-0388
TOPIC: Two-color printing guide
IMPORTED: 2026.07.24

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EXTRACTED REQUEST: i dont need a picture ive ran 2 of these and they both came out great. Can i get rid of the prime tower

RECOVERED CONVERSATION EXCERPTS
USER MESSAGES:
1. how do i print this in 2 colors
2. ive ran 2 of these and they both came out great. Can i get rid of the prime tower
3. i dont need a picture ive ran 2 of these and they both came out great. Can i get rid of the prime tower
4. how do i turn off the prime tower

ASSISTANT RESPONSES:
1. Yes. Since your Creator 5 Pro has the 4-color filament system, you can turn this single STL die into a two-color print directly in FlashForge Studio—you don’t need to redesign the model. From your screenshot, I’m assuming you want something like the main cube one color and the recessed dots/pips a second color. Do this: 1. Load both filament colors into the printer first. Right now FlashForge Studio only shows one filament: “1 Generic HS PLA.” You need the software synced/configured so it sees the additional filament slots/colors. 2. Once both colors appear under Filament, select the die. 3. Look at the top toolbar. The tool you want is the Color Painting / Paint tool. Depending on the FlashForge Studio versio…
2. Perfect — this confirms the important part: FlashForge Studio is connected to your Creator 5 Pro and it sees all four extruders/materials: - 1 — Black PLA - 2 — Orange PLA - 3 — Green PLA - 4 — Black TPU-90A For the die, you can use two PLA colors, such as black for the die body and orange or green for the recessed dots. The reason your Prepare screen previously showed only `1 Generic HS PLA` is that the project itself currently has only one filament profile added, even though the printer physically has four materials loaded. Go back to Prepare. In the Filament section on the upper left, click the small `+` icon at the right side of the Filament heading to add a second filament. Add the PLA corresponding to th…
3. Those are the Speed settings, and they’re pretty aggressive because the Creator 5 Pro profile is designed for high-speed printing. For this 25 mm two-color die, I’d slow a few specific things down—not because the printer can’t handle the defaults, but because the small orange recessed pips will benefit from cleaner boundaries. Settings I’d use for this first two-color test | Setting | Current | I’d use | |. |. :|. :| | First layer | 50 | 40 mm/s | | First layer infill | 80 | 60 mm/s | | Outer wall | 200 | 150 mm/s | | Inner wall | 300 | 250 mm/s | | Small perimeters | 35 | 35 mm/s ✅ | | Sparse infill | 270 | 250 mm/s | | Internal solid infill | 250 | 220 mm/s | | Top surface | 200 | 120 mm/s | | Gap infill | 2…

EXTRACTED KNOWLEDGE / HOW-TO
- Load both filament colors into the printer first.
- Once both colors appear under Filament, select the die.
- Look at the top toolbar. The tool you want is the Color Painting / Paint tool. Depending on the FlashForge Studio version, it may appear as a paint bucket/painting icon after the object is selected.
- Open Color Painting and select Filament 2 as your paint color.
- Use the Fill or Smart Fill painting method and click inside each recessed dot. Because the pips are separate recessed surfaces, you should be able to fill each circular depression without manually brushing every triangle.
- Rotate the die and paint all the pips on all six sides with Filament 2. Leave the rest assigned to Filament 1.
- Click Slice plate, then go to Preview. Change the preview coloring to Filament if necessary. You should see the cube in Color 1 and the dots in Color 2.
- 1 — Black PLA
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