Super mario cap - wearable (2024)

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rafa108 ⬇️ 3D printer file info 3D model description IMPORTANT 3D printing settings FOR PROPER FUNCTIONALITY OF THE SNAPPING PARTS MAKE SURE TO ROTATE THE PARTS AS IN THE PICTURES Categories Tags 📸 0 3D print photos 💬 0 comments 📚 Similar 3D models Other designs you may like Would you like to support Cults? FAQs References

License	CULTS PU 🚫 AI No AI
Usages	3D printing
3D design format	11 files (STL) Close adultBaseCap.stl childreBaseCap.stl frontPad.stl leftEarBack.stl leftEarButton.stl leftEarMiddle.stl leftWing.stl rightEarBack.stl rightEarButton.stl rightEarMiddle.stl rightWing.stl Learn more about the formats
Publication date	2024-08-04 at 00:48
Design number	2180982

rafa108

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3D model description

SUPER MARIO CAP IN REAL SIZE

THIS MODEL DOES NOT NEED ANY GLUE
ALL PARTS ARE SNAP IN
YOU DO NOT NEED A MULTI COLOR PRINTER

This is a faithfull replica of the cap with special care of the details and adjusted to be wearable by children or adults. All the accesories from the video come with your purchase which means that you are getting the original cap, the wings from SM64 and the racoon ears from SM3.

The accesories snap in and out easily and once put they do not come off unless you manually remove them. It is a resistant design with good measurements in order to make it wearable and you are getting one base cap for adults size ( tested in 10 different people in between 1.6 and 1.9m height) and one base cap in children size ( tested in 5 different children from 6 to 13 years old).

The winged cap is inspired in the game that first blew my mind when I was a child which was SM64. I wanted to bring back the memories of flying around the castle just for fun, admiring how beautiful the game design was.

The racoon cap is inspired in one of the games I spent the more hours in and that was my first real challenge in terms of games which was SM3. trying to fully pass this game without taking advantage of the bugs was a real deal for me and a really good memory I also wanted to have physically.

The one on the gif was printed in an stock original Ender 3.

IMPORTANT

Please, print everything in the positions shown on the images. Rotate the pieces in those angles since that is going to grant the resistant needed for the snap in mechanisms.

*If cura auto escalates the baseCap down ( it might do this since unless we rotate it it does not fit in the ender 3 bed), just go to the scale option and add a 0 to the 3 axis ( if you have the option uniform scaling enabled you only need to add it to one and cura will adjust the other two automatically).

3D printing settings

--Printing parameters--

for the base cap:

First, make sure to rotate the model in the angle shown on the cura screenshots
-Layer heigth: 1.6mm ( the less the better but with this works fine)
-Infill density: 100%
-bed adhesion: Raft, extra 5 mm.
-Support: disable general support and add a support block on the bottom of the piece ( as in the picture ) with the next suggested parameters for better removal:
-support pattern: lines
-support density: 15%
-support x/y distance: 0.26
-support z distance:0.26
-disable the "connect support lines" option.

for the Wings:

First, make sure to rotate the model in the angle shown on the cura screenshots
-layer height: 0.12mm (the less the better but with this works fine).
-infill density: 100%.
-support: enable general support. Support for the touching build plate only with the next suggested parameters:
-support structure: normal.
-support overhang angle: 75 degree.
-support pattern: lines
-disable connect support lines.
-support density: about 20% for the main body and I suggest about 50% for the snapping fins. Just make sure that your slicer provides proper support for this fins.
-plate adhesion: suggested raft, 5 mm extra margin.

for the middle part of the Racoon Ear (snapping part):

First, make sure to align the flattest face of the model to the build plate, the face is not completely even so you need to move it slightly down until it is, do not worry if you loose 0.4mm of the design
-layer height: 0.12mm (the less the better but with this works fine).
-infill density: 100%.
-support: enable general support. Support type: Tree.
-support placement: everywhere
-support overhang angle: 75 degree.
-support density: 15%.

for the back part of the Racoon Ear:

First, make sure to align the part as it is shown on the slicer screenshots
-layer height: 0.12mm (the less the better but with this works fine).
-infill density: 100%.
-support type: normal, everywhere.
-support pattern: lines
-support density: 15%
-support x/y distance: 0.26
-support z distance:0.26
-disable the "connect support lines" option.
-bed adhesion: suggested Raft, extra 5 mm of margin.

for the earButton part:
First, make sure to align the part as it is shown on the slicer screenshots
-layer height: 0.08mm (the less the better but with this works fine).
-infill density: 100%.
-support type: normal, everywhere.
-support pattern: lines
-support density: 50%
-support x/y distance: 0.26
-support z distance:0.26
-Enable the "connect support lines" option.
-bed adhesion: suggested Raft, extra 5 mm of margin.

FOR PROPER FUNCTIONALITY OF THE SNAPPING PARTS MAKE SURE TO ROTATE THE PARTS AS IN THE PICTURES

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FAQs

How to take off with the Wing Cap on Mario 64? ›

Mario can take flight with the Wing Cap in a couple of different ways. Triple Jump: Running forward and jumping three consecutive times makes Mario perform a triple jump. The triple jump allows Mario to jump slightly higher, and when wearing the Wing Cap, it allows Mario to take flight.

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What is the hardest Mario game to 100 percent? ›

Super Mario Sunshine

If you're going for 100 percent, you must find all 120 shines. The only problem is that Sunshine has the most infuriating optional levels in the series, including the dreaded Watermelon Festival and the endlessly frustrating pachinko machine.

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How do you beat the topper in Mario? ›

To take out Topper, repeatedly throw Cappy at him until he is stunned, then jump up above him and ground pound onto his head. Topper will then split into a bunch of top hats that swirl around the arena, so you'll need to either jump over them or throw Cappy at them to deflect and destroy them.

How to gain altitude with Wing Cap Mario 64? ›

Once you're airborne, you can gain addition height by swooping. Push forward on the stick in order to dive, then pull back again once you've built up a little speed. It takes some practice, but once you've gotten used to diving and then smoothly ascending again, you'll find you can gradually increase your altitude.

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What is the most stressful Mario game? ›

Researchers used heart rate monitors to test the players' reactions and found that Mario Kart raised heart rates by an average of 21 beats per minute. This pushed the average resting heart rate from 64 beats per minute to 85 beats per minute.

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Can Luigi lose his hat? ›

Once you have obtained three crowns, Mario and Luigi will lose their hats! Note: Three crowns is the maximum number of extra lives you can obtain. If you die once, it will revert to two crowns, and Mario and Luigi will put their hats back on.

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Does Luigi have a hat? ›

Luigi is portrayed as the taller, younger brother of Mario, and is usually seen dressed in a green shirt, dark blue overalls, and a green hat with a green "L" insignia.

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How do you get the blue hat Mario 64? ›

After grabbing the last Red Coin, the Power Star appears inside a fenced area. Ground pound the Blue Switch to activate all the blue !- Blocks and unlock the Vanish Cap.

How to use the wings in Super Mario 64? ›

The Wing Cap(or just the Wings as they're called in this game) control like a plane simulation game: left and right on the D-Pad go left and right, as expected, but up will make Mario go down, and down will make him go up.

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How do you beat the wings in the sky in Mario 64? ›

Block on the right side of the first bridge near the start of the level to get the Wing Cap. With the Wing Cap on, run over to the start of the level and jump into the cannon. Aim at the floating island and shoot. Then, fly to land onto it.

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How do you get Mario's hat off? ›

You just have to get 99 lives and he takes off his hat.

How long does the Wing Cap last in Mario 64? ›

The item can be obtained only from a red ! Block, which will become solid upon Mario hitting the red ! Switch in the Tower of the Wing Cap course. The wings last for 60 seconds before wearing off.

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