The first step is to find the design on Thingiverse.com. Search for Kobayashi to find designs similar to the one in the picture.
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The files come compressed (or zipped). After clicking into the folder in Downloads, click Extract All to unzip them. A new, unzipped file should be made in Downloads.
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The printers are usually kept on, but in this case I had to flip the switch in the back.
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Go to the appropriate Octopi site (in this case Octopi4.makehaven), and click Connect on the left if the printer is not connected.
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Click Upload on Octopi and find the STL file. When you downloaded the folder from Thingiverse, it may have come with a bunch of files that you don't need, but the STL is normally located in a folder called Files within the part folder.
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The only settings I changed were After slicing > Start printing, and Bed Adhesion > Brim under Advanced. Feel free to rotate and scale the model in the Slicer. When it's ready, click Slice It!
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Tada!
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An easy and fun 3D print that has multiple moving pieces printed together