Pichu coin from the Pokemon TCG Pocket app. There’s the regular 3mf for regular purposes or a “fancy” one for 0.2 mm nozzles, especially if you have an effect plate.Regular 3mf:

For people that just want the coin with minimal hassle. 0.4 mm nozzle, the design is on top to reduce chances of adhesion mistakes messing with it, and there are only 3 layers on the design to reduce filament changes. Higher speeds and a cool plate. 3 sizes included: Regular (30 mm), Large (34.2 mm), Jumbo (51.2 mm).

Layer height: 0.28 mm

Line width: 0.4

Initial Layer Speed: 50mm/s

Outer Wall Layer Speed: 200mm/s

Infill: 100%

Support: None.

Fancy 3mf:

For people that want a really fancy coin, and aren’t too worried about taking time or filament. 0.2 mm nozzle, the design is on the bottom to be used with an effect plate, 0.08 mm layer height. Slower speeds. 3 sizes included: Regular (30 mm), Large (34.2 mm), Jumbo (51.2 mm).

There’s a lot of small pieces that don’t have too much contact with the build plate, so I used a much, much lower speed for the first layer and the walls of the individual pieces, which I found to be necessary for ensuring adhesion, especially on designs with sharp corners and little peninsulas.

Layer height: 0.14 mm

Line width: 0.22 (0.27 Initial Layer)

Initial Layer Speed: 5mm/s

Outer Wall Layer Speed: 30mm/s

Infill: 100%

Support: Rectilinear

credit to CarlThePumpkinMam

Pichu Coin (Pokemon TCG Pocket)

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill