This would be great for 3D printing purposes. Good to know you’re already thinking along those lines. 
Looked into it and it seems to work nicely. Editing is a bit slow with high multires levels but that was to be expected. I just need to figure out a good way to integrate it properly and to automize the necessary steps, so this will still take a little while. 
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Is it hard to add your own trim sheet to your add on?
Thank you! your link help a lot.
Update 1.1.2 released!
New experimental features:*
- Transfer Data in the Edit Trim Decals panel:
- Turn Trim Decal into Vertex Weights
- Turn Trim Decal into Sculpt Mask
Fixed:
- Creating decals: error if the used material doesn’t have a Trim Image node
- Editing decals: using Apply Trim Decal removes the whole decal object when there is actually one other decal left in the stack
- Baking decals: error if the bake target has shape keys
- Baking decals: error if the bake target has an Armature modifier
- Baking decals: error if the bake target is disabled for rendering
- Baking decals: error if Blender’s interface language is not set to English
- Resources: inconsistent background color in the TF_Stitches trim sheet
Tweaks and QoL changes:
- Editing decals: Hint when using Auto Tiling without Trim Image node in material
- Baking decals: Baking time displayed with two decimal places
*About the experimental features. It’s a new subpanel that becomes visible once ‘Show Experimental’ has been enabled in the add-on settings. The operators there transfer (or ‘bake’) the selected trim decal into the target object:
Transferred into vertex weights, example use case with a displacement modifier:
Trim as sculpt mask:
Personally I’m not quite sure about these features because the target mesh needs lots of native verts for the operations to produce usable results (although I still have a possible workaround in mind to transfer the sculpt mask onto objects with Multires).
So, I’d be happy to hear a few more opinions on that.
As for the non-destructive displacement shown a few posts above, that’s probably going into the 2.0 release because including it would be much easier once some other changes that I’m planning are done.
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We just released a new add-on that helps a lot with trim texture creation. Until the 14th of April, it can be obtained for free for everyone that bought Trimflow. Don’t miss it!
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Could you guys enable Paypal on your Gumroad? That way I can use my bank instead of needing a credit card. Thanks!
We disabled it because Paypal payments via Gumroad are not much fun for accounting. Paypal can be used on Blender Market though.
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Nice feature, great for ceiling stucco works! 
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Have you tried those features? If yes I’d be happy to hear your thoughts and maybe a little bit more about your workflow.
Trimflow 2.0 has been released!
CHANGES
- Each decal is now an individually selectable object in the viewport
- Decals that were created with an older version can be updated with one click
- General UI improvements, especially the Create and the Edit panels
- The Decal Stack is now a sub panel
- The stack always displays all decals of the same target object
- Decals can be filtered by visibility, their collection and / or their parent object
- New Quick Adjust Tiling button
- If a decal’s curve or target object is invalid or not set, a respective hint will be displayed in the viewport
- Decals’ baking properties are now in their own sub panel
- New ability to set decal colors and bake a Color ID map
- New decal setting: Bake Intensity
- Display decal’s Bake Layer next to its name in the stack
FIXES
- Fixed a bug that caused Trimflow on Blender 4.1 to save baked maps at the wrong directory when the path was set to //.
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Trimflow 2.1 has been released!
Changes
- Tabbed UI instead of sub panels (Create, Edit, Bake, Info)
- Context-based auto selection: switching tabs in the Trimflow panel automatically changes the object selection accordingly. This can be disabled in the Add-on preferences.
- New button in Curve Edit Mode to quickly go (or return) to the decal properties after creating a new decal by drawing a curve or using Edit Curve or Draw New in the Edit Trim Decals tab
- New ability to create decals (decal curves) from edge loops on the target object
- New option to automatically add a Fake User to baked images
- Better Bake Layer display in the Decal Stack: icons instead of text
- Clearer hint and more information when decals are skipped during the baking process
- Better handling of modifiers on target objects when baking
Fixes
- Skipping invalid decals during the baking process sometimes causes other decals not to appear in the bake
- Error when baking decals from hidden or disabled collections
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Trimflow 2.1.1 has been released.
This update fixes a bug that could prevent the Decal Stack from being displayed on older Blender versions.
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