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When you see all details in solid view, but not in layer view after slicing, the reason is normally, that your lines/walls are too small to slice. So when you have a 0.4 nozzle and in Cura set a 0.4 line width, walls smaller than 0.4 are ignored. You can try to enable the experimental setting "print thin walls" but it is always better to design it with a minimum of 0.41mm to be on the safe side or use a smaller nozzle diameter (0.25) for small prints.
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When you see all details in solid view, but not in layer view after slicing, the reason is normally, that your lines/walls are too small to slice. So when you have a 0.4 nozzle and in Cura set a 0.4 line width, walls smaller than 0.4 are ignored. You can try to enable the experimental setting "print thin walls" but it is always better to design it with a minimum of 0.41mm to be on the safe side or use a smaller nozzle diameter (0.25) for small prints.
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