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Duckers_McQuack
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Sliced model looks terrible.
Top is what it should look like, but bottom is what it shows as. completely broken, why is that?
Re: Sliced model looks terrible.
Could you please post the STL or the Factory File? This looks like it is more than likely a model issue but I cannot confirm that without the files. You can also use Repair > Identify Non-Manifold Edges and/or Repair > Identify Self-Intersecting Surfaces to find these errant sections.
Re: Sliced model looks terrible.
See: viewtopic.php?f=9&t=13150 updated a few minutes ago!
Doug Kightley
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Railway modeller and webmaster at http://www.talkingtgauge.net
Volunteer at the National Tramway Museum http://www.tramway.co.uk
Railway modeller and webmaster at http://www.talkingtgauge.net
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Duckers_McQuack
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Re: Sliced model looks terrible.
thanks, but i solved it 
Apparently the meshes were broken, and S3D can't handle such like cura can. So i imported every piece into windows 3d builder, repaired from there, then threw it in.
But this dragon won't work. Teeth no matter the layer height won't show.
Apparently the meshes were broken, and S3D can't handle such like cura can. So i imported every piece into windows 3d builder, repaired from there, then threw it in.But this dragon won't work. Teeth no matter the layer height won't show.
Re: Sliced model looks terrible.
Link? Factory File? STL?
Re: Sliced model looks terrible.
Layer Height ??? Layer Width can help perhaps!
horst.w
GER
Re: Sliced model looks terrible.
Depending on the orientation of the model here these teeth may be dipping below the thin wall threshold. I would recommend making sure you have external thin walls turned on. This option is found in the Advanced tab of the Process Settings.
