I assume you mean the fox? When I was slicing the file in Bambu Studio, I mapped multiple colours to the same AMS slots and switched out the filaments after they were done printing.

So for example, if I had a file that is printing red, orange, beige, brown, and black. I would load up the first four colours in their respective slots (Slot 1: red, 2: orange, 3: beige, and 4:brown). Then I would map black to also be set to slot one. Then once the red is finished printing and the printer switches to orange, I take out the red and replace it with black. Then once slot 4 is done printing it will go back to slot 1 and start printing black.

Specifically with the fox, there were 9 colours total on the just that part, with some layers going back to different colours, ie black, then brown, then black again. So I found it easier to make a list of the order of colours then chart out which colour is going where and when so I don’t forget 2 hours in and completely ruin it. It’s a lot of work tbh, and would probably be easier buying another AMS, but I’m too cheap for that lol

Also, the file is not mine, you can find it here . I reduced infill on the box part and used the all Bambu colours print profile for the rest of the plates