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It looks like this is an extremely thin model. Cura 4.13 will not create toolpaths for things that are thinner than twice the line width.
You can try the Cura 5 beta, which handles thin walls in a superior way, you can try lowering your line width, or you can use the "horizontal expansion" setting to make the model thicker.
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It looks like this is an extremely thin model. Cura 4.13 will not create toolpaths for things that are thinner than twice the line width.
You can try the Cura 5 beta, which handles thin walls in a superior way, you can try lowering your line width, or you can use the "horizontal expansion" setting to make the model thicker.
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