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Source https://twitter.com/hueforge/status/1714696095538802992
Want to explain HueForge to people who don't like pizza? Looking for a more subtle example with just 4 colors? I've got you covered. Notice how much more depth the second, brighter white, creates in the top left.
In short, Hueforge is software that plans filament swaps and thin layers such that they blend. This is a black layer, by a thin red, then thin white, then thin brighter white.
The author of hueforge could do a lot more in actually helping prep the slicers for these filament swaps though. Currently he does...
Jack shit. Nothing. Nada. You've gotta do all the layer editing yourself. Not even so much as a gcode post-processor available. (Note: I am a purchaser of his software and currently, not satisfied with the offering)