Cura 15.04.6 In layers view model, outer wall somewhere is green

[Eka 0]

Hey guys, I have a question in Cura 15.04.6.

In layers view model, outer wall is red color, inner wall is green color.

But I got inner wall color at where was suppose to be outer wall.

and the print seemed to get a additional layer wall in green color place.

After I had got rid of the four sticks at the corners, it became normal.

Could you tell me what happened??

Thanks a lot, everyone.

One more question, Where is bed temperature setting in Cura 15.04.6?

It disappeared with the update.

[reemaj3D 1]

Have you tried checking it with X-Ray view? The model might have 3D printing errors. Run it through one of the repair services to make sure it's printable. I would suggest that you try https://makeprintable.com/, it's free and automatic. Another option is to check it with meshlab.

[Eka 0]

Have you tried checking it with X-Ray view? The model might have 3D printing errors. Run it through one of the repair services to make sure it's printable. I would suggest that you try https://makeprintable.com/, it's free and automatic. Another option is to check it with meshlab.

 

reemaj3D, Thanks for your suggestion,

it looked fine in cura X-Ray view, makeprintable and netfabb.

I'm not sure how to use meshlab, but it looked fine, too.

But in cura layers view, still......

Thanks~ maybe just cura error

[neotko 1,417]

Just use this to fix it https://netfabb.azurewebsites.net/

If you still get the error, then it might be something else.

[Eka 0]

Just use this to fix it https://netfabb.azurewebsites.net/

If you still get the error, then it might be something else.

 

neotko, thanks a lot~

I used this website,

It changed the position of green color.

but much still exist.

maybe just like you said.

Thanks~

[DaHai8 74]

Those may be 'reversed faces'. Green colors indicate an inside facing wall.

Reverse faces in Sketchup show up in dark grey. In Meshmixer they show up as striped pink/red faces.

Not sure how other 3d modeling problems show that.

Most times it does not affect the print, Cura can compensate, but you might want to check/fix it anyway.