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Bigeye

It looks as if the whole of the relief area on the top of the "coin" has all its faces facing downwards. If you look closely at the preview with the feature type driving the colours, you can see the outlines are in the wrong place on drawn layers. You're going to have to get the mesh for ...

Bigeye

Hi, I am trying to print a model of a 'coin' with a relief structure on top. I constructed it with C4D. It looks fine after being imported but when I prepare to print the model turns flat. The relief almost disappearing totally. Who can tell me what I am doing wrong. Apparently there is something wr...

Bigeye

Yes, I did read it and tried all suggestions, no result, the result stays the same. Strange to me is that the seats of the chairs are printed nicely, but the feet are quit malformed. Any other suggestions?

Thanks in advance...

Bigeye

Hi, I am printing small chairs for an art object. But the prints are very 'hairy' as the image shows. The single chair image is what it should look like all though it is also not perfect. I have tried various settings but nothing really improves the prints. As far as I know it seems an extrusion pro...

Bigeye

Thanks for your detailled answer!

Bigeye

Hi,
Can someone tell me which parameter I have to change to make the connection from support to model thinner and thus easier to break/remove?

Thanks in advance!

Bigeye

Hallo, As part of an art project, I am printing several frames from an animated figurine, a man taking a pee, and filling up a beer can in the process. Until now the results were reasonable all though fine details can be better (if you have any tips for that....). Until I added a puddle at its feet,...

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Re: Model interpretation is wrong

Model interpretation is wrong

Re: 'Hairy' print

'Hairy' print

Re: support setting for easy removal

support setting for easy removal

Holes in print model, no infill generated