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· Different Slicing from the Original Model
Hi,
the red part on the X-ray view tell that you have an error on your 3D model. I am not an expert but i think it can happen because of holes in the mesh, wrong normal ect... You can check if your model is correct until someone with more experience come here.
Can you show us a picture of the model if possible ?
ps : you may have already solve your problem... haven't see the date -.-
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If you created your model in Sketchup, you can download the Solid Inspector extension. It will tell you if you have holes in your mesh, stray edges or internal surfaces - any of which could cause this issue.
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Hi,
the red part on the X-ray view tell that you have an error on your 3D model. I am not an expert but i think it can happen because of holes in the mesh, wrong normal ect... You can check if your model is correct until someone with more experience come here.
Can you show us a picture of the model if possible ?
ps : you may have already solve your problem... haven't see the date -.-
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