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By ReflectiveLich · Posted
I'm using my ender 3 pro for 3d printing and it'll do fine for the first few layer then scramble itself as it raises anyone know why this is happening? I leveled thr bed and made sure everything was correctly put together. -
Well this ply plugin likely converts the .ply file to stl so in theory you could grab that code out of the plugin and run that before launching cura. Seems like a lot of work though! -
By Skyl_Ender5 · Posted
So also jetzt nochmal ein kleines Update zu meinem Problem: Mit Cura 5.1 und der Option Naht offenlegen und 5°C mehr Drucktemperatur scheinen das Problem bist jetzt behoben zu sein. Ich hoffe das bleibt so ^^ lg evtl. hilft es jemandem weiter 🙂 -
By Alexxx2005 · Posted
Ok danke ich werde mal so arbeiten habe gerade ein kleines Projekt das aus 20 Teilen besteht 👍 -
By FTsabrovAS · Posted
Did some more experimenting- the bridge is detected if I increase the bridge skin support threshold from the default 50% to a whopping 95%. I suppose it is counting the surface area overhanging relative to the surface area of the previous layer, not just localized to the overhang. I suppose this works for the piece I am printing now, but is there a downside to keeping this value this high?
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