Fortnite Trick or Treat Klombo Sprite

Trick or Treat Klombo Sprite (Fortnitemares)   It's the ultimate sweet-tooth companion from the new Trick or Treat sprites in Fortnite! This profile is painted and set up to capture the layered candy / gummy aesthetic of the in-game sprite. For the torso transition, you can take advantage of the Mixed/Gradient filament transition feature in Bambu Studio to get that smooth blended look between the colors, but standard sharp color changes work great too if you prefer not to use it or don't have that setting enabled.   Note on Compatibility: You can download this original 3MF profile and print it on any single- or dual-nozzle printer (just expect extra purges for the gradient effect). However, because Bambu Studio's mixed-color gradient feature is currently tied to specific hardware profiles on MakerWorld, the platform restricts compatibility to the H2C. If you're printing on an X1, P1, or A1 series machine, simply download the file and switch the printer preset to your specific model in your slicer. For those who only use the app, a second print profile without the feature has also been added.    Print Settings Supports: Recommended (Tree supports work best under the jaw and chin overhangs) Walls/Perimeters: 2 to 3 walls Infill: 10%–15% (Gyroid) Brim: Recommended (Outer Brim Only, 5mm) for extra bed stability on the feet Filament / Color Setup Body Base 1: Orange PLA (I used a semi-translucent sparkle orange to get an extra gummy candy effect, but standard orange looks awesome as well) Body Gradient Base 2: Red PLA Eyes (Outer Ring): Blue PLA Eye Glints: White PLA Pupils: Black PLA (AMS Tip: On a standard 4-slot AMS, omit the black slot and easily fill in the pupils with a fine-tip black acrylic marker post-print!)   Printing & Slicer Tips Gummy Transition: If you want that blended candy look, utilize the gradient/mixing feature between your orange and red body layers in Bambu Studio. If you leave it disabled, you'll still get a sharp, clean diagonal candy-stripe style Filament Choice: Any standard PLA works great, but playing with silk, translucent, or sparkle filaments really leans into the Halloween treat vibe. If you print one, share your makes, rate the profile, and let me know how your Klombo turned out!