Well I think I have figured this out, but dual-extrusion sure is confusing. After doing the dual-extrusion wizard and saying which model uses which extruder, it creates a Dual Extrusion Process with two sub-processes, one for each color. it seems that I need to go into the profile for each color, a...
Ok, brand new UM3, tried printing with Cura and was soon reminded of the reasons I don't use Cura. So I decided to switch over to trusty S3D. The first sign that things were not going well was the "prime" line. It started with the left extruder and drew a line from the left side to the cen...
It's explained here too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tlrCpwAV4M If your model has very small features that are only 1-2mm in size, you can't try to use a 4mm resolution for the supports. So if you have small features on the model you need to reduce the pillar resolution. I have watched that vi...
Changing the resolution made supports appear where they should be (thank you for that tip), though I do not understand why. That link has a lot of useful information, but it does not explain why a larger support resolution will make S3D ignore areas that clearly need support. At first I thought that...
S3D has always been great about supports, until recently. I am not sure if this lines up with 4.0 or if it started happening earlier than that, but its only putting a small fraction of the supports that are needed by the model. Here is an example of a dragon in S3D. There are quite a few areas on th...
Hello Simplify3D community! I bought S3D for my first printer, then upgraded my printer, and that whole time S3D has been nothing but Amazing. I am thinking of upgrading my printer yet another time, but from all reports (that are admittedly a year old) S3D doesn't work very well with the Ultimaker 3...
I have a model I downloaded from thingiverse and when I slice it, it has large chunks removed. Its really bad at 0.2 mm and just bad at 0.1 mm Here is the section of the model: https://thumb.ibb.co/kZJp3Q/model.png Here is the same section in the gcode preview at 0.1 mm layer height: https://thumb.i...
Your part has a fairly thin section, so I would not use a first layer thickness over 100%. I know that reducing the first layer thickness to 100% allows the gaps to be filled, but this is not an option. It takes a fairly large first layer thickness for the part to stick to the bed. You've not shown...