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· Filling in my design and im not sure why.
The polka dot areas show where your model is missing faces:
Your model has almost no faces on the inside (and a few that are on the inside but not the outside). Cura tries to compensate for this by filling the areas.
Blender isn't the greatest tool for producing models to be printed (CAD software is) but I know it can do something like this... I just don't know how because I've never used it much, sorry 😞
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The polka dot areas show where your model is missing faces:
Your model has almost no faces on the inside (and a few that are on the inside but not the outside). Cura tries to compensate for this by filling the areas.
Blender isn't the greatest tool for producing models to be printed (CAD software is) but I know it can do something like this... I just don't know how because I've never used it much, sorry 😞
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