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Posted · Cura Filling Unwanted Voids

I have a model with a large void in it that I am trying to not have filled. I have been researching and have tried unchecking/checking "remove all holes", "remove empty first layers", "enable coasting". It is also adding a thin layer on top of a voided area. For that, I tried unchecking/checking "generate support". See attached pictures for my model and what it is showing up as in Cura.

 

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Thank you.

CE3PRO_Air Intake Frame.3mf

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    Posted · Cura Filling Unwanted Voids

    That looks like sketchup.  It's easy (much too easy) to have the normals backwards in sketchup.  Notice how some walls are white and some are gray?  Right click on the gray ones (in sketchup) and select "reverse faces".  Once you fixed them all, export to STL again and it should be fine.

     

    More info here:

    https://i.materialise.com/blog/3d-printing-with-sketchup/

     

    Also labern reccomends these plugins:

    cleanup3 (may be 4 now)
    Solid inspector.

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