A 3D printer can create a printed sled, which is an craftable in Sons of the Forest. You can use it to move around in different areas of the game, much like the turtle shell slide from the prequel. Even though the turtle shell cannot be made slideable anymore, the players need not worry because the printed sled officially replaces its potential.
Sons of the Forest is one of the most eagerly awaited sequels of the past year. The Forest is a sequel to Sons of the Forest. However, this movie has new threats, immersive environments, weaponry, new tools and more.
With a bit of resin added to the 3D printer, the sled is ready for printing. The following article will explain how to craft and use printed sleds from Sons of the Forest.
The process of making and using the Printed Sled at Sons of the Forest
The Printed Sled makes it easy to slide downhill. The sled is especially useful in winter when the snow is thick and can be used for gliding around the forest, without having to worry about small stones or pebbles.
A Crafting Printer’s Sled
- You can visit a cave using a 3-D printer and a laptop.
- The printer will require a resin quantity of 1000ml.
- Scroll to the top of the screen, and click on Printed Sled.
- To print, press the “E” key on your keyboard.
- Once the printing process is complete, you can collect your sled.
To make the sled, you will need to print 1000 ml resin on your 3D printer. It takes 20 seconds to assemble.
Use a Printed Sled
Here are the steps you need to follow in order to use a Printed Sled
- Select the equipment you want to add and open inventory.
- To start sliding, jump from the slope.
Players can use Printed Sleds to glide downhill at incredible speeds over huge mountains. You can use them to safely drop down steep slopes in Sons of the Forest.
To protect yourself from dangers it is a good idea to search near your safe house for printer resins.
Sons of the Forest has received a lot of praise from the community. Over 2 million copies of the game have been purchased on Steam. You can play it now exclusively on Valve’s early access platform.
Epic Games consoles, such as PlayStation 5 or Xbox X/S and PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are not currently compatible with the game. The game is expected to release on older consoles, like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S after the initial access period ends.
Edited Ritoban Paul (“Veloxi”)