GTA Vice City 3D Map

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GTA Vice City 3D Map

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GTA Vice City Map
GTA Vice City Map
Designer
25.7 h
1 plate

The Frame
The Frame
Designer
3 h
1 plate

Vice City Logo
Vice City Logo
Designer
6 h
1 plate

Optional: Badge
Optional: Badge
Designer
2.3 h
1 plate

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Update 09.05.2024:

Added another print profile for a optional "badge" you can glue on the frame.

 

 

Original post

Loved this game as a child (18 year old child of course) so I decided to make this map and give myself a challenge.

 

It is a 3D Map and uses 9 (!) colors to print. But you need only 1 AMS to print it. For best results you should use a 0,2mm nozzle (the docks in the south are pretty tiny)

 

Please check the print instructions below!

 

Also included in one of the printing profiles are the vice city logo and a fitting frame for the map. You can hang it onto your walls as decoration of just lay it flat on a table.

 

The size of the map is 245mm x 225mm x 5mm

With the frame its 273mm x 253mm x 15mm

The logo is about 50mm x 25mm

 

The map takes around 25h to print

 

No glue required. Maybe some sanding for the frame parts

 

Print instructions:

You need 9 colors: (10 if you print the logo)

  • Black
  • White
  • Light grey
  • Dark grey
  • Light green
  • Dark green
  • Blue
  • Yellow
  • Brown
  • Optional: Pink (for the logo)

 

Step 1: Fill AMS with these colors

Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 3

Slot 4

Blue

Light Grey

Dark Green

Black

Step 2: Start print

Step 3: Change filament I

  • Wait for the print to pause
  • Change filament in slot 1 from blue to yellow
  • Resume print

Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 3

Slot 4

Yellow

Light Grey

Dark Green

Black

Step 4: Change filament II

  • Wait for the print to pause
  • Unload filament the current filament and write down which AMS slot it was!
    • Since this is a simple pause in the gcode, the current used filament is still loaded and cannot be pulled out in order to change the spool
  • Change filaments in all AMS slots

Slot 1

Slot 2

Slot 3

Slot 4

Brown

Dark Grey

Light Green

White

  • Very important!!!!
    • Load the Filament into the slot you wrote down before changing the spools
      • Since this was a simple pause in the gcode, the filament will not be pulled in automatically, but need to be loaded manually.

Step 5: resume print

Step 6: Enjoy

Assembly instructions:

  • Assemble 2x frame top/bot and 1x frame right/left
  • Slide the map in
  • Assemble remaining frame top/bot
  • Optional: Glue the logo

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I really love this project but I cant justify spending another 80€ on filaments for just one print. Are you planning on releasing more GTA maps like SA? I would definitely buy the missing Filaments just to print both VC and SA
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Hi there, cant promise it, but I will most likely also do GTA SA :)
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seconded. gta sa is 10000% being printed
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Hey! Amazing job designing it. Just some clarification on this part "Very important!!!!Load the Filament you unloaded before changing the spools" So if the last filament on that step was black, do I load the spool onto the ext spool and keep AMS as you listed BrownDark GreyLight GreenWhite?
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Hi there, thank you for noticing! The instructions where unclear, now it should be clear. What I meant to say is: Write down the AMS slot where you need to unload the filament in order to change it (without unloading, you cannot pull the filament out and change the spool). After changing filaments, you need to load the new filament in the very same AMS slot. It is a different color though. Hope this makes it more clear now :)
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Love the design, will be printing it this week. Can you give an estimate of the timecodes for the pauses? Than I could plan which times I would be needed physical with the printer for filament swaps. And did you use Bambu filament? in case yes, can you say exactly which colors it where:) Thanks for the great design
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Hi there, Thank you 🙂 I used third party filament like sunlu and eryone. Unfortunatly I did not write the time down, after which the pauses happen. Sorry
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Omg that's so cool, hope you do the SA it could be so good.
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How did you model this? The old fashioned way or something else? It's awesome
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Hi there, not quite the old fashioned way... :) I created an SVG file of an image of this map. Imported it into Fusion360. The rest is old fashioned ;)
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Wooooow! I absolutly like it!
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Bro, this is awesome! Congrats on the idea and making it happen!
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