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The model is not slicing even though it is within the available printing space
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· The model is not slicing even though it is within the available printing space
2 hours ago, DinHN said:
i cant seem to get a reason why the female slot cannot be printed.
Please be more specific than "cannot be printed". What happens when you try? Ofcourse we can try to see if something goes wrong when we load the project, but in this case for example a screenshot would have been helpful. Help us help you.
When I load your 3mf project, it looks like Cura thinks the model has some geometry at its original origin. You can see that from the "shadow" that is way too large. I used the "Split model into parts" function of the MeshTools plugin (available from the Marketplace) to separate that phantom part from the wing part. This made Cura realise the true footprint of the part so it could fit on the buildplate.
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Please be more specific than "cannot be printed". What happens when you try? Ofcourse we can try to see if something goes wrong when we load the project, but in this case for example a screenshot would have been helpful. Help us help you.
When I load your 3mf project, it looks like Cura thinks the model has some geometry at its original origin. You can see that from the "shadow" that is way too large. I used the "Split model into parts" function of the MeshTools plugin (available from the Marketplace) to separate that phantom part from the wing part. This made Cura realise the true footprint of the part so it could fit on the buildplate.
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