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I use DesignSpark Mechanical all the time, but I save the files as STL. My STL-resolution is the default "fine" setting. I never had any problems with that. Maybe you could try that instead of OBJ? Or is there a specific reason why it has to be OBJ?
Also in DesignSpark Mechanical, verify that there are no duplicate models sitting on top of each other or partially shifted into each other (=occupying the same space), that walls connected to each other are merged into one object (thus no zero-distance gaps), that there are no zero width surfaces etc... These sort of things could cause problems in any slicer. So you want all parts touching each other merged into one solid object.
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I use DesignSpark Mechanical all the time, but I save the files as STL. My STL-resolution is the default "fine" setting. I never had any problems with that. Maybe you could try that instead of OBJ? Or is there a specific reason why it has to be OBJ?
Also in DesignSpark Mechanical, verify that there are no duplicate models sitting on top of each other or partially shifted into each other (=occupying the same space), that walls connected to each other are merged into one object (thus no zero-distance gaps), that there are no zero width surfaces etc... These sort of things could cause problems in any slicer. So you want all parts touching each other merged into one solid object.
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