[Problems with Cura]

Thanks for the help it was greatly appreciated. :)

The problem was that I hadn't trimmed inside the slopes where they touch that back face. The faces highlighted red in the image @GregValiant posted.

[Problems with Cura]

I'm having problems with Cura not wanting to generate the lower part of the slopes in this model and I'm not sure how to fix this issue.

 

I can print it how it is with just the support material as the slopes don't matter that much but I would like to know where I've gone wrong.

 

traything.stl

[Problems with cura not printing some of my model]

Oh wow thank you this is great.😄

 

[Problems with cura not printing some of my model]

I see, thank you ill give that a try.

 

 

[Problems with cura not printing some of my model]

That didnt seem to work either.

Thank you for the suggestions though.

 

 

[Problems with cura not printing some of my model]

I do apologies that model is not the right size i forgot to downscale it and then save it.

what i had in the screenshot was the same thing but i rescaled the x-axis to 250mm and rotated it 45° so that it would fit on the print bed.

 

[Problems with cura not printing some of my model]

Unfortunately activating "print thin walls" didn't work.

 

Here is the file.

Canoo.stl

[Problems with cura not printing some of my model]

I have made a model of a boat in rhino6 but for some reason when I slice it in cura some parts are left out and I dont know why.

 

I've tried to simplify the model as much as I could.

 

But for some reason it always wants to print it, leaving out everything above a certain height and then it continues later towards the top.

(as seen at the front/right)

 

[Problems with cura leaving out parts of my model]

Thank you, it seems that the cylinder did extend down through the whole model and as soon as I changed that so that it stopped when it got to the top of each step it managed to fix it.

 

(I do apologize i should have specified what modeling software i was using but the solution that i was given worked anyways)...(I was using Rhino 6)  

As seen by the dotted red line, i used the edges of the steps to trim the cylinder.

 

Thank you for the help, I was stuck with this for a while, I just wanted to post the process of my solution if any other  people have the same problem.

[Problems with cura leaving out parts of my model]

This is the model i am trying to print but after slicing it in cura it seems to leave out some of the steps on the outside of the cylinder.

 

 

It also seems to have made some strange gaps between the upper steps.

 

 

 

There is also another model that i have made that goes on top of that one with which i had the same problem, but managed to fix it.

 

 

As for the bottom piece that remains broken, I don't know how to fix the problems with the missing steps.