3D print a fig
Download a print-ready .stl at the size you select and open it in a slicer.
The 3D print (.stl) section is on the Share card on the Game development page (Share, then For a game: Roblox, .glb, sprites…), on the same page as the .glb and the sprite sheet. Select a size, tap Download .stl, and open the file in a slicer. It opens upright on the build plate, in millimeters.
Select a size
Game engine
3D print (.stl)
4 cm8 cm15 cm
Estimated print size: 6 × 4.5 × 8 cm (W×D×H).
Download .stl
The three chips set the fig’s longest side: 4 cm, 8 cm, or 15 cm. The note under them shows the print’s width, depth, and height.
What the file holds
- One solid piece. Parts that touch or overlap fuse in the slicer.
- Shape only. An
.stlholds no color, so the print is the color of the filament loaded. The original stays in the app.
From file to printer
Open the .stl in a slicer such as PrusaSlicer, Bambu Studio, or Cura,
slice, and print. The fig is centered on the plate.
A .glb holds paint and animation. That is the file for game engines and 3D apps.
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