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borgqueenx

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  1. Hi,

    Thank you for contacting us through the forums. I've  tried to recreate your issue, and it seems nearly impossible.

    The combination of settings necessary are:

    - Layer height = 0.25mm

    - Printer = Prusa i3 Mk2

    - Raft extra margin = 5

    I could not recreate this issue with an Ultimaker machine selected.

    Loading different models did not reproduce this issue.

    Please always use the layer view to review your created slice.

    If this issue occurs again, please post it! If we can find a way to reproduce this we can fix it!

    Regards,

    Jeroen

     

    Hey Jeroen, thanks for trying to find this bug.

    Some models work and some don't for me.

    Here is even a more extreme example. Note that with -every- model i throw into simplify3d works, cura sometimes makes weird stuff like this.... This is the raft for the following model:

    https://puu.sh/sxIO5/e670cbc8ee.png

    Wich then prints the entire model over that raft resulting in the whole model getting out of shape.

    Here is the model for download:

    https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/LWq5ohIxMbiyMOXh6E3s6fqR4yHCy2Xvxj9FP2uFNmM?ref_=cd_ph_share_link_copy

  2. Yes, and no.

    The resolution of the raft is limited by your Layer Height setting.

    If you set your Layer Height to .1 (from the default .2), then it can compensate for that one area that sits slightly below (~.1mm) the rest of the base and supports everywhere else.

     

    I have removed the .1mm rounded thing sticking out of my model, yet cura still wants to make a weird raft as the image i have in post 1 of this topic.

    I should note that Simplify3d prints/slices the raft correctly.

    Here is the model again- updated to have a flat base.

    https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/gqcx4AlbAhFgH6yUW584vzvTMOlL0CzjipoMYPkIExq?ref_=cd_ph_share_link_copy

  3. Your model's base is not flat:

    5a33240b394b2_NotFlat.thumb.png.7e9185c3620d76135d48f328e8811cb2.png

    Move the model's Z position down -.1mm and it will cut that bump off and slice properly.

     

    Thanks for that tip. i hope it fixes this raft problem. However cura shouldn't be excused for this? Flat or not flat it should still make a flat and even raft?

  4. Definitely sounds like a bug, not some esoteric feature.

    I can see you re using cura 2.3.1. could you post a picture of the first layer as it is in the layer view?

    Can you share your model so that we can reproduce the problem?

     

    Thanks! i was losing hope to get a reply.

    Here it is in layer view:

    https://puu.sh/ssqWA/7f8139af4d.png

    Here is the model:

    https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/YipAfCcxXYScnvfzOtaR4Iv4SruPo1jIWNcSOiRswt?ref_=cd_ph_share_link_copy

    Note that the raft is different from the one in my post above. For some reason it messes up alot of times, but sometimes it works correctly. In any case i can't really trust Cura at the moment.

    I have the same model without the claws on the right, wich does seem to make a correct raft:

    https://www.amazon.com/clouddrive/share/meMgjiDqdvucbUpsm7W2PoSS1yPNsvfZEqqhpaQ3VLH?ref_=cd_ph_share_link_copy

    Note

  5. In alot of prints i tried with multiple objects, cura prints the raft too small. Actually only wants to build the raft under under the empty space in the prints and then after making the raft suddenly starts printing the whole object on top and besides the raft, resulting in some parts being printed in mid-air.

    Cura and rafts do not go well together it seems. A bug perhaps?

    Screenshots to show the problem here:

    d376f0d581.png

    850384c7fb.png

    As you can see the object to print is quite round, but cura wants to print different smaller circles.

    I cant find anything in the settings either that would result in this weird raft creation.

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