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Random holes/gaps appearing in model after slicing
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· Random holes/gaps appearing in model after slicing
The cause of this is probably that the walls are too thin. You could use print thin walls. Or use Arachne, there I could slice it perfectly, because of the variable line widths. See here:
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· Random holes/gaps appearing in model after slicing
3 hours ago, fvrmr said:
The cause of this is probably that the walls are too thin. You could use print thin walls. Or use Arachne, there I could slice it perfectly, because of the variable line widths. See here:
I did some research after posting this and did try thin walls but it'd only print a weirdly shaped inner-wall and not the outer-shell like it's supposed to, but I was unaware of Arachne so I'lll look into that. Thanks!
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The cause of this is probably that the walls are too thin. You could use print thin walls. Or use Arachne, there I could slice it perfectly, because of the variable line widths. See here:
Here you can read more about our Arachne Engine: https://github.com/Ultimaker/Cura/releases/tag/Arachne_engine_beta
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I did some research after posting this and did try thin walls but it'd only print a weirdly shaped inner-wall and not the outer-shell like it's supposed to, but I was unaware of Arachne so I'lll look into that. Thanks!
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