GregValiant 1,251
What I believe AHoeben is saying is that the area of the model that wants support must be covered by the blocker. When you look at the model from the bottom in Prepare you can see that things like the fins have red on the side facing the build plate. When a blocker covers those red areas then the support will be blocked. There is no need for the blocker to go to the build plate.
In this image looking through the bottom of the build plate - one blocker covers the rear of the model and the blocker is on the build plate. It blocks the overhang around the periphery but only at the back of the model.
The second blocker is floating in the air and it covers the interior red surfaces of the roof and so blocks support from being generated for the top of the model. The lower overhang is not blocked and so support is generated.
And here you see that no support was generated for the front half of the roof but there is support on the lower overhang and in the rear the opposite occurred as there is no support for the lower overhang but the roof is supported.
8 hours ago, davee47 said:I even encapsulated the model in a blocker
As far as I can see in the screenshot, the blocker only encapsulates the bottom of the model. The blocker is supposed to encapsulate the part of the model that (seems to) need the support, ie higher up in your model.
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ahoeben 1,948
The support blockers must overlap the geometry that gets supported. Just putting support blockers on supports does not work.
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