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Could you share the stl for the object, and the settings you are using? Does the pattern look identical if you zoom or move the position of the view, or does it change shape? Does the pattern disappear when you zoom in really close? The most likely explanation on first impression is that this is a 3D rendering issue (moiré pattern) because the lines are smaller than one pixel and that whatever artifacts you're seeing in the print are unrelated salmon skin effect.
It doesn't change shape, at least what I'm seeing, and it does look the same whatever angle, but it is harder to see in some places because of the light.
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Could you share the stl for the object, and the settings you are using? Does the pattern look identical if you zoom or move the position of the view, or does it change shape? Does the pattern disappear when you zoom in really close? The most likely explanation on first impression is that this is a 3D rendering issue (moiré pattern) because the lines are smaller than one pixel and that whatever artifacts you're seeing in the print are unrelated salmon skin effect.
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