Cura reads .obj files as well. Did you try the original .obj file?
It could be a invalid manifold, or the walls may be too thin to print.
Can you provide a link to the download for others to look at?
Cura reads .obj files as well. Did you try the original .obj file?
It could be a invalid manifold, or the walls may be too thin to print.
Can you provide a link to the download for others to look at?
Cura reads .obj files as well. Did you try the original .obj file?
It could be a invalid manifold, or the walls may be too thin to print.
Can you provide a link to the download for others to look at?
I just tried the .obj and that looks like it's fixed the problem, thanks!
I did find another solution; this model was a super smash brothers trophy and segments of the mesh have openings at intersections where the meshes overlapped like just an open top and bottom cylinder. I used blender to put faces covering those openings and that also stopped this from happening but is a bit more tedious.
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Check out the X-ray view. Do you see any red parts?
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